Brewers look to sweep series against the Orioles
Milwaukee enters 8-2 over its last 10 games and is favored by -211 behind Jacob Misiorowski, who has a 1.89 ERA.
- The Milwaukee Brewers face the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday, looking to complete a three-game series sweep in their third meeting this season.
- Milwaukee holds a 97-58 record and leads the NL Central, while Baltimore sits at 75-80, fifth in the AL East.
- Right-Hander Jacob Misiorowski starts for Milwaukee with a 15-5 record and 1.89 ERA, while Baltimore counters with Brandon Young at 9-4.
- Jackson Chourio leads the Brewers with a.285 average, 27 doubles, and 24 home runs, while Pete Alonso powers the Orioles with 38 home runs.
- Statistical trends define team success; the Brewers are 71-25 when recording eight or more hits, while the Orioles hold a 33-15 record when allowing no home runs.
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