Milwaukee at Los Angeles

I’m 3-0 on Milwaukee in this series, and the Brewers have outscored Los Angeles 15-7 over those three games. Los Angeles won 100 games to Milwaukee’s 103 and hit 204 home runs, while Milwaukee scored 832 runs, second in the majors. Milwaukee relievers have thrown 13 2/3 innings in this series and allowed two runs, both in Game 3 when Abner Uribe walked three. Tyler Glasnow gave the Dodgers 4 2/3 innings against Atlanta, walking five, and he has walked 25 in 74 innings this season, including four in four innings on September 12, when he allowed four earned runs. Milwaukee’s bullpen ERA was 3.40, third in the league, against 3.74 and ninth for Los Angeles. The dollars are running well ahead of the ticket count on the Brewers. At this price, Milwaukee needs to win 40% of the time to show a profit. I’m playing Milwaukee on the moneyline tonight against a Dodgers bullpen that has allowed six runs in 11 1/3 innings of this series.