“Unstoppable Forces: Can Tigers and Brewers Starters Maintain Their Unwavering Dominance in the League?”
The Brewers too have playoff hopes this season, but it is expected that they will take a step back after winning the NL Central last season. They actually have the opposite problem of the Tigers. Detroit has pitching but lacked hitting. The Brewers lack pitching, but their offense was good enough last year. The offense this year hasn’t been very good either. Milwaukee is hitting just .239 for the season, but in one more game than Detroit, they also have scored two more runs than Detroit. Their pitching is still struggling with a 4.93 ERA as a team. Recently they traded for tonight’s starter, Quinn Priester. If he pitches the way he did in his Brewers debut, they have some hope. As a former 1st round pick, he certainly has a chance. Priester threw five innings and allowed just one solo homer and five other hits in his previous game. He has never faced Tigers hitters so I like his chances of keeping them off the scoreboard.
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