Brewers (Harrison) vs Braves (Sale): 6/20/26, 3:10pm

[Brandon Glick]

1. Credit to the Braves for beating Miz last night. They're legit.
2. Good lord this should be a fun pitching matchup today.

	MON	TUE	WED	THU	FRI	TOT
Trevor Megill	0	12	0	0	0	12
Joel Kuhnel	0	11	0	21	0	32
Grant Anderson	0	0	14	21	0	35
Drew Rom	0	0	0	32	0	32
Craig Yoho	0	0	0	17	13	30
Chad Patrick	0	0	50	0	0	50
Abner Uribe	0	18	0	0	13	31
Aaron Ashby	0	23	9	0	0	32

 

[wiguy94]

Yesterday was just the Eli White game. That catch he had on Yelich where he seemingly ran a mile to get it in the LF corner had a 5% catch probability and then he obviously had the 95mph throw from LF to gun Chourio in the 9th

[edfunderburk]

Chourio is a DH who runs slow & can’t hit 😏

[Bulldogboy]

Over/under on Brewers runs today? 

[edfunderburk]

Harrison looks sharp today. He’s working on a 27-pitch perfect game. 

[edfunderburk]

2 minutes ago, Bulldogboy said:

Over/under on Brewers runs today? 

I’ll take the under based on what I saw from Sale in the top of the first

[edfunderburk]

How can the Cardinals have a day off on a Saturday?

[trwi7]

As frustrating as a lot of Sanchez's challenges are, I will give him credit on challenging the obvious ones, which a lot of our hitters don't do.

[edfunderburk]

Sanchez wisely used a challenge & was correct. Leads to a walk so Brewers have “speed” on the bases to begin the 2nd inning. 😎

[sveumrules]

If the Brewers lose today it will be their first losing streak of three or more games since dropping four in a row from April 22nd to April 25th which left them sitting at 13 W - 13 L for the season. 

Since then, their 32 W - 15 L record is the best in MLB, 1.5 games ahead of the Phillies at 31 W - 17 L over that same stretch.

During this current 47 game run with the best record in MLB the Brewers have lost back to back games four times, but followed with a win in the third game after each of those four instances.

Some of their league best stats during these last 47 games (2nd in Parentheses)...

PITCHERS

3.34 RA/G (3.38 LAD)
3.14 ERA (3.32 LAD)
3.06 xERA (3.44 PHI)
3.36 FIP (3.58 PHI)
3.37 SIERA (3.39 PHI)
28.1 K% (25.6 PHI)
33.9 HardHit% (34.9 TBR)
5.8 Barrel% (6.3 NYY)
103.1 EV90 (103.4 ATL)
+60.55 RE24 (+49.69 LAD)
10.2 rWAR (9.8 LAD)
8.6 fWAR (7.6 PHI)

HITTERS

5.49 R/G (5.31 WAS)
+45.36 RE24 (+39.47 NYY)
551 PA w/RISP (538 PIT)
203 R w/RISP (185 LAD)

[edfunderburk]

Perkins my very well end up the Brewers 2026 offensive MVP

[edfunderburk]

Pratt is scrappy enough to become a late ROY candidate 

[Bulldogboy]

Mitchell should probably just lay his bat down at home plate today.

[TURBO]

8 minutes ago, edfunderburk said:

Pratt is scrappy enough to become a late ROY candidate 

I'm not sure I can agree with this, Wetherholt is going to tough to knock off the top, and Stewart has had a great rookie year too.  I think Eldridge, if he keeps it up could be a total possibility as well.  Griffin, had he not gotten hurt would probably, by season's end have it wrapped up.  He was really coming on just before his injury.  No way Pratt is going to match up offensively with those guys mentioned.

Here is the list of candidates so far:

• JJ Wetherholt (St. Louis Cardinals)
• Sal Stewart (Cincinnati Reds)
• Bryce Eldridge (San Francisco Giants)
• Nolan McLean (New York Mets)
• Konnor Griffin (Pittsburgh Pirates)

[edfunderburk]

1 minute ago, TURBO said:

I'm not sure I can agree with this, Wetherholt is going to tough to knock off the top, and Stewart has had a great rookie year too.  I think Eldridge, if he keeps it up could be a total possibility as well.  Griffin, had he not gotten hurt would probably, by season's end have it wrapped up.  He was really coming on just before his injury.  No way Pratt is going to match up offensively with those guys mentioned.

Here is the list of candidates so far:

• JJ Wetherholt (St. Louis Cardinals)
• Sal Stewart (Cincinnati Reds)
• Bryce Eldridge (San Francisco Giants)
• Nolan McLean (New York Mets)
• Konnor Griffin (Pittsburgh Pirates)

Yes, you are correct.

if you read all of my other posts today, you will notice a trend.

I’m attempting to be outlandish in my posts / opinions to get a reaction from those who feel the need to be forum police. 🤓

[edfunderburk]

Harrison is a better pitcher than The Miz. 

[edfunderburk]

Sale is washed

[edfunderburk]

Harrison is pitching an awesome game thus far - he looks completely in control 

[edfunderburk]

This Brewers team is World Series quality if we get healthy (Woody & Henderson) + swap out the bottom 4-5 players at the end of the roster.

We won’t win a playoff series if we trot Sanchez out there to DH come October. 

[HarryDoyle]

5 minutes ago, edfunderburk said:

Harrison is pitching an awesome game thus far - he looks completely in control 

And we'll still find a way to lose this game.

[trwi7]

That should be enough for them.

[RobertCrawley]

Really have to question a pitch selection there

[edfunderburk]

3 minutes ago, HarryDoyle said:

And we'll still find a way to lose this game.

Last night was critical for a series win. Harrison has matched Sale so far, but I have no confidence that we win get runs off Sale today.
 

Uh Oh - looks like another HR just over the fence for Atlanta there … that may be the ballgame. 

[BruisedCrew]

1 hour ago, Bulldogboy said:

Over/under on Brewers runs today? 

O.5

[Bulldogboy]

Strike 3 looking. What Brewers are doing with Ortiz is just not fair. June is mental health awareness month. Have a heart and send him down