- Matchup: Arizona Diamondbacks vs Milwaukee Brewers
- Scheduled Date: Thursday, April 30, 2026
- Venue: American Family Field, Milwaukee, WI
- Broadcast: Brewers.TV
- Betting Odds: Arizona (+120) Milwaukee (-144)
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The Arizona Diamondbacks (15-13) are heading to American Family Field on Thursday to challenge the Milwaukee Brewers (15-13). Arizona’s moneyline stands at +120, while Milwaukee is set at -144. The total for this game is 8.5, with Michael Soroka and Brandon Woodruff slated as the starting pitchers.
The Diamondbacks have achieved a total of 54 doubles and launched 27 home runs as a team. Arizona boasts a slugging percentage of .417, having struck out 217 times while drawing 75 walks. Averaging 4.8 runs per game places Arizona at 11th in the league. They have accumulated 128 RBIs and 233 hits this season, with a batting average of .250. Overall, they’ve scored 134 runs with an on-base percentage of .308.
The Diamondbacks have a team ERA of 4.86 this season, ranking 27th in the league, with their pitchers striking out 206 batters. They’ve allowed 38 home runs and 150 runs, placing them 25th in the Major Leagues. The squad has issued 92 walks, with a FIP of 4.68. Arizona has given up 247 hits (averaging 9.0 per 9 innings) and 134 earned runs, achieving a K/BB ratio of 2.24 and a WHIP of 1.37.
The Diamondbacks have used 101 relief pitchers during the season. These relievers have inherited 37 base runners, with 29.7% scoring. The bullpen has recorded 23 holds this season, placing them 2nd in baseball. Arizona’s pitchers have faced opponents with base runners 26 times and shown up in 42 high-leverage situations, recording 9 saves out of 15 chances, achieving a 60.0% save percentage in 39 save situations.
So far this season, the Diamondbacks have achieved 745 putouts alongside 255 assists and 16 errors. Their fielding percentage currently stands at .984 (20th in baseball), while they’ve turned 18 double plays. They have converted 70.0% of balls in play into outs across 2,235 innings, ranking them 16th in the league.
Soroka has pitched 442 innings, joining a total of 413 strikeouts throughout his MLB journey. His ERA stands at 3.78, having allowed 186 earned runs with a WHIP of 1.221. Soroka has given up 393 hits (averaging 8.0 hits per nine innings) and issued 147 walks. With a career record of 24-26, his FIP is 3.73, having faced 1,857 batters in the majors.
On the other hand, Milwaukee has hit 20 home runs and accumulated 140 RBIs this season. With 42 doubles, they’ve also drawn 132 walks and scored 145 runs. The Brewers’ OBP is .335, and their batting average is .238. As a unit, they hold a slugging percentage of .356, averaging 5.18 runs per game (5th in MLB). They’ve struck out 227 times (24th in MLB) and amassed 221 hits.
The Brewers possess a team WHIP of 1.285 and a FIP of 3.70. They rank 3rd in total hits allowed (215) and have given up 115 runs this season, with an ERA of 3.76 (104 earned runs). Their strikeout-to-walk ratio stands at 9.30 (258 strikeouts to 105 walks), having yielded 24 home runs and allowing 4.15 runs per 9 innings (8th in baseball).
Ranked 13th in baseball for save percentage at 64.3%, the Brewers have used 94 relief pitchers this year. Their relievers have entered high leverage situations 33 times and faced base runners on 26 occasions. The Milwaukee bullpen has enjoyed 31 save situations with 17 holds and faced 5 blown saves. They’ve achieved 9 saves from 14 save opportunities, with a 42.9% inherited scoring rate from 42 inherited runners.
With a defensive efficiency of 69.5%, the Brewers rank 19th in the majors over their 2,244 innings of play. They’ve turned 22 double plays and recorded a fielding rate of .987 (11th in professional baseball), posting 235 assists, 13 errors, and 748 putouts thus far this season.
Woodruff maintains a career record of 55-29, with an impressive 3.13 earned run average while allowing 7.0 hits per nine innings. His strikeout-to-walk ratio is 4.56, and he has faced 3,099 batters in his MLB career. He has allowed 269 earned runs while achieving a WHIP of 1.033 and a FIP of 3.1. To date, Woodruff has surrendered 603 hits while striking out 894 batters over 773 innings pitched.
Who will come out on top in tonight’s MLB bout against the spread or moneyline?
Pick: Back Arizona (+120)
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