Brewers Poised for Stunning Upset Against Braves—Can They Pull It Off?
The Brewers have no desire to turn their season around, what they want to do is keep trying to capitalize on their winning streak they had a week or so ago. The problem is that the Brewers have been like the Giants from last season. They basically win a bunch in a row, then lose a bunch in a row. they are over .500 at the moment, but it seems like this team is never going to truly separate from that mark one way or another. After winning eight straight games, they have now lost four of their past six. Today’s starter, Quinn Priester, is on his third team, but this one feels different. He struggled with Pittsburgh and Boston, but seems to have settled in. It is interesting, too, because the Red Sox probably could use a reliable arm in the rotation. Preister is 3-2 with a 3..88 ERA and a 1.31 WHIP. Outside of back-to-back starts in late-April, early May, Priester has allowed a total of 12 earned runs in 46.1 innings. The Braves haven’t seen much of him, but they have knocked him around in 16 at-bats, with seven hits.Â
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