- Matchup: San Francisco Giants vs Milwaukee Brewers
- Date: Monday, June 1, 2026
- Venue: American Family Field, Milwaukee, WI
- Broadcast: Brewers.TV
- Betting Odds: San Francisco (+162) Milwaukee (-196)
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The San Francisco Giants (22-36) are set to face off against the Milwaukee Brewers (34-21) at American Family Field on Monday. The moneyline for this matchup lists the Giants at +162, while the Brewers stand at -196. The over/under for the game is set at 8 runs, with Landen Roupp and Chad Patrick scheduled as the starting pitchers.
The Giants have posted a slugging percentage of .392 and have struck out 447 times, while earning 122 walks. They have tallied 207 RBIs and 490 hits with a batting average of .247. The team has 112 doubles and 50 home runs to their name, registering 213 runs scored and a team OBP of .295. With an average of 3.7 runs per game, they rank 30th in the league.
The Giants’ strikeout-to-walk ratio stands at 2.08, while their pitching staff has a collective WHIP of 1.36. San Francisco pitchers have surrendered 61 home runs and a total of 274 runs (ranked 23rd in the MLB). They have allowed 478 hits (8.4 per 9 innings) and 248 earned runs, leading to a team ERA of 4.35 (22nd in the league) and have struck out 458 batters. Their staff has issued 220 walks, with a FIP of 4.23 for the season.
The Giants’ bullpen has faced runners on base 61 times, with 39 high leverage appearances. Collectively, they have secured 32 holds this season (17th in the league) and possess a save percentage of 58.8% from 49 save situations, achieving 10 saves and failing to convert 7 of their 17 attempts. With 90 inherited runners this year, 31.1% have scored. The Giants have used 187 relievers throughout the season.
Defensively, the Giants have converted 69.5% of balls in play into outs over 4,614 innings, ranking them 19th in the league. They have recorded 1,538 putouts, 559 assists, and 36 errors, contributing to a fielding percentage of .983 (26th in the majors) and 58 double plays turned.
Roupp (career 13-14 record) has a FIP of 3.55 after facing 941 batters at the major league level. He has allowed 205 hits (8.5 hits per nine innings) and issued 93 walks, posting a 3.61 ERA (87 earned runs given up) with a career WHIP of 1.373. He has pitched 217 innings and recorded 217 strikeouts during his career.
The Brewers boast a team slugging percentage of .361, averaging 4.84 runs per game (6th in MLB). They have hit 89 doubles and drawn 230 walks while scoring 266 runs. With 39 home runs this season, they have recorded 250 RBIs. The Brewers have struck out 445 times (27th in MLB) and accumulated 447 hits, holding a batting average of .243 and an on-base percentage of .330.
Milwaukee’s pitching staff has given up 194 runs this year, posting an ERA of 3.23 (176 earned runs allowed). They have surrendered 40 home runs, allowing only 3.56 runs per 9 innings (4th in MLB). The team has a WHIP of 1.194 and a FIP of 3.27. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio sits at 9.70 (531 strikeouts vs. 193 walks), making them the 2nd best staff in the league based on total hits allowed (392).
The Brewers rank 7th in save percentage at 69.2%, having utilized 170 bullpen pitchers this season. Their relievers have faced 53 high leverage situations and dealt with runners on base in 46 instances. With 54 save opportunities, Milwaukee’s relief pitching has achieved 27 holds and suffered 8 blown saves. They have recorded 18 saves from 26 chances, with a score inherited rate of 40.3% from their 72 inherited runners.
Defensively, the Brewers maintain a 70.3% defensive efficiency (14th in MLB) over 4,413 innings. Milwaukee has 44 double plays, achieving a fielding rate of .986 (15th in MLB). They have posted 422 assists, committed 26 errors, and accrued 1,471 putouts this season.
In his MLB career, Patrick has allowed 150 hits and boasts 160 strikeouts in 164 innings. He has given up 60 earned runs, achieving a WHIP of 1.267 along with a FIP of 3.2. His K/BB ratio is 2.76, having faced 685 opposing batters so far in his career. Patrick holds a 5-10 career record with a 3.29 ERA, allowing 8.2 hits per 9 innings.
Who is likely to win the game tonight considering the moneyline and spread?
Prediction: Back San Francisco (+162)
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