- Matchup: San Francisco Giants vs Milwaukee Brewers
- Event Date: Tuesday, June 2, 2026
- Venue: American Family Field, Milwaukee, WI
- Broadcast: Brewers.TV
- Betting Odds: San Francisco (+120) Milwaukee (-144)
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The stage is set at American Family Field where the Milwaukee Brewers (35-21) will face off against the San Francisco Giants (23-36) this Tuesday. The moneyline showcases the Giants at +120 and the Brewers at -144. The total over/under for the game stands at 8 runs, with Trevor McDonald and Kyle Harrison taking the mound.
This season, the San Francisco Giants are averaging 3.9 runs per game, ranking them 26th in the league. With 232 total runs scored and a team on-base percentage (OBP) of .301, the Giants have hit 121 doubles and launched 53 home runs. They have driven in 225 runs with 515 total hits, boasting a batting average of .254. Their slugging percentage is .404, and they have struck out 456 times while drawing 126 walks.
On the pitching side, the Giants have accumulated a team earned run average (ERA) of 4.33, placing them 20th in Major League Baseball (MLB). Their pitchers have recorded 468 strikeouts, allowed 61 home runs, and surrendered 280 runs (ranking 22nd). The team has walked 225 batters, with a Fielding Independent Pitching (FIP) of 4.21. Throughout the season, San Francisco’s staff has allowed 488 hits, averaging 8.4 hits per 9 innings, and has given up 251 earned runs. They hold a strikeout to walk (K/BB) ratio of 2.08 and a collective WHIP of 1.37.
Giants relievers have achieved a save percentage of 58.8%, entering 49 save situations, securing 10 saves and failing in 7 out of 17 chances. With 91 inherited runners, they’ve seen 30.8% of those score. The relief crew has entered 62 games with runners on base and has made 39 appearances in high-leverage situations. A total of 191 relievers have been utilized this season, leading to 32 holds (17th in MLB).
In the field, the San Francisco Giants have recorded 1,565 putouts, 563 assists, and 39 errors, resulting in a fielding percentage of .982, which ranks 26th among professional teams. They have successfully turned 58 double plays, converting 69.3% of balls in play into outs during their 4,695 innings on the field (24th in MLB).
Trevor McDonald has pitched 47 innings, achieving 42 strikeouts with an ERA of 3.26 (17 earned runs). His career WHIP stands at 1.000, having allowed 38 hits (7.3 hits per 9 innings) and issued 9 walks. McDonald, holding a 3-2 career record, features a FIP of 3.21 after facing 192 batters in the majors.
Milwaukee’s offense boasts a slugging percentage of .359, averaging 4.79 runs per game, placing them 6th in the league. The Brewers have recorded 90 doubles while achieving 232 walks and 268 runs. With 40 home runs and 252 runs batted in, they have struck out 452 times (27th in MLB), accumulating 451 hits. The team’s OBP is .328, with a batting average of .242.
On the pitching side, the Brewers have a WHIP of 1.178 and a FIP of 3.24. Their strikeout to walk ratio sits at 9.80 (542 strikeouts against 193 walks), ranking them 2nd in MLB for hits allowed with just 395. They have allowed 40 home runs and give up 3.50 runs per 9 innings (3rd in the league). Milwaukee’s pitching staff has surrendered 194 runs this season, maintaining an ERA of 3.17 (176 earned runs).
Milwaukee’s relievers rank 6th in save percentage at 70.4%, deploying 172 pitchers this year. Their bullpen has entered high-leverage situations 55 times and faced runners on base 46 times. With 56 save opportunities, they have achieved 28 holds alongside 8 blown saves. In 27 save chances, Brewers relievers have secured 19 saves, with an inherited scoring percentage of 40.3% for 72 inherited runners.
Defensively, the Milwaukee Brewers have turned 44 double plays and sport a fielding percentage of .987 (14th in the league). With 1,498 putouts, 430 assists, and 26 errors, they have achieved a defensive efficiency of 70.6% over 4,494 innings played (12th in MLB).
Harrison, with a career record of 15-10, has an ERA of 3.81 and yields 8.4 hits per 9 innings. His career strikeout to walk ratio is 3.11, having faced 1,041 batters in MLB. He has surrendered a total of 104 earned runs, holding a WHIP of 1.259 and a FIP of 3.80. Over his professional career, Harrison has allowed 228 hits and has 252 strikeouts in 245 innings pitched.
Which team will emerge victorious against the spread or moneyline tonight?
Prediction: Back San Francisco (+120)
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