- Matchup: Seattle Mariners vs Milwaukee Brewers
- Schedule: Tuesday, August 18, 2026
- Venue: American Family Field, Milwaukee, WI
- Broadcast: Brewers.TV
- Betting Odds: Seattle (+102) Milwaukee (-122)
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On Tuesday, the Milwaukee Brewers (77-48) will face off against the Seattle Mariners (59-66) at American Family Field. The betting odds favor the Brewers at -122, while the Mariners sit at +102. The total runs are set at 8.5. Starting pitchers for the game include Bryce Miller for Seattle and Kyle Harrison for Milwaukee.
The Mariners currently average 3.9 runs per game, placing them 29th in the league. They have scored a total of 489 runs this season with a .309 on-base percentage. The team has recorded 152 doubles and launched 145 home runs, amassing 473 RBIs alongside 951 hits, with a batting average of .230. Their slugging percentage stands at .378, while they have struck out 1,069 times and drawn 413 walks.
This season, the Mariners boast an earned run average of 3.85 (9th in the league) and have struck out 1,060 opposing batters. They have given up 137 homers and a total of 512 runs, placing them 8th in the league. Their pitchers have walked 313 batters, yielding a FIP of 3.77. Seattle has allowed 1,019 hits (8.3 per 9 innings), resulting in 472 earned runs. The team’s strikeout-to-walk ratio is 3.39, while their collective WHIP is 1.21.
The Mariners’ bullpen has a save percentage of 58.3%, having entered 115 save opportunities. They have achieved 28 saves this season, but faltered in 20 out of 48 attempts. This bullpen has inherited 123 runners, with 30.1% crossing home plate. The relief pitchers have made 88 appearances with players on base and faced high-leverage situations 130 times. Currently, the Mariners have used 375 bullpen arms, accumulating 66 holds on the season (16th in MLB).
Defensively, the Mariners have recorded 3,312 putouts, with 1,015 assists and 60 errors. Their fielding percentage is .986, ranking them 14th in MLB, and they have successfully turned 102 double plays. They convert 69.6% of balls in play into outs over their 9,936 innings, positioning them 19th in the majors.
Bryce Miller, with a career record of 28-27, holds a FIP of 3.84, having faced 1,964 batters in the majors. He has allowed 416 hits (7.7 per nine innings) and issued 121 walks. With an ERA of 3.90 (211 earned runs), his career WHIP stands at 1.103. Miller has pitched 487 innings to accumulate 448 strikeouts.
The Milwaukee Brewers currently have an on-base percentage of .335 and a batting average of .250 this season. With 1,050 strikeouts (16th in MLB), they have collected 1,055 hits and hit 113 home runs, driving in 574 runs. Their slugging percentage is .392, averaging 4.86 runs per game (5th in the league). The team has recorded 220 doubles, with 522 walks totaling 608 runs.
The Brewers’ pitching staff has allowed 472 runs this season, maintaining a team ERA of 3.50 (434 earned runs). They have surrendered 129 home runs and yield 3.80 runs per 9 innings (2nd in MLB). Their WHIP is 1.157, with a FIP of 3.59. They feature a K/BB ratio of 9.80 (1,211 strikeouts to 389 walks) and rank 2nd in MLB for total hits allowed, with 904.
The Milwaukee bullpen has an inherited scoring rate of 41.3% from 138 inherited runners. They have entered 125 high-leverage situations and 99 times with runners on base. With 122 save opportunities, the Brewers have achieved 63 holds and suffered 18 blown saves. They rank 9th in MLB with a save percentage of 69.0%, having used 379 bullpen arms this season.
Over 10,056 innings, the Brewers defense shows an efficiency rate of 71.3% (6th in MLB). They’ve turned 94 double plays and own a .987 fielding percentage (9th in professional baseball), with 973 assists, 55 errors, and 3,352 putouts this season.
Kyle Harrison has given up 270 hits throughout his career while recording 305 strikeouts in 287 innings pitched. He has allowed a total of 131 earned runs, yielding a WHIP of 1.257 and a FIP of 4.0. His strikeout-to-walk ratio stands at 3.35, having faced 1,219 opposing batters. Harrison (18-12 in his career) has an earned run average of 4.10 while permitting 8.5 hits per nine innings.
Prediction: Back Seattle (+102)
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