Milwaukee at Las Vegas

Milwaukee is playing the best baseball in the National League right now, sitting a season-high 17 games over .500 after sweeping the Rockies in Denver, capped by a 12-4 rout on Sunday. The offense has found another gear in June. Tonight the ball goes to Kyle Harrison, who has matched the team's run — 7-1 with a 1.57 ERA, winner of four straight starts, fresh off a 12-strikeout outing against his old Giants club. He's been especially sharp away from home, allowing just four earned runs across four road starts. The A's send out Jeffrey Springs, who has lost the thread, going 0-4 with a near-5.00 ERA over his last seven starts and pitching worse at home. A red-hot lineup against a scuffling lefty is a clear edge, and the number undersells it. Milwaukee is the right side here. Take the Brewers.