The Milwaukee Brewers (1-0) travel to face off against the New York Mets (0-1) on Saturday, March 30th. This game will be played at Citi Field in New York and televised on MLBN. The Brewers are coming off a win in their previous game, while the Mets are looking to get back on track from a loss to the Mets. First pitch is set for 1:40 ET.
Brewers vs Mets
The last game of this Brewers vs. Mets series featured a low-scoring affair, as the two teams combined for just four hits and two runs. Milwaukee came out on top by a score of 3-1, despite only having one hit and one home run. The Mets also finished with just one hit, which was a home run by Starling Marte.
Freddy Peralta got the start for Milwaukee and went six innings, giving up just one hit and one earned run. He struck out eight and got the win, while Abner Uribe picked up the save. On the other side, Jose Quintana took the loss, giving up two earned runs in 4 2/3 innings of work.
Christian Yelich was the only Brewers hitter to record more than one hit, going 3/4 with a home run. As a team, the Brewers struck out ten times, but their offense did enough to get the win.
DL Hall Gets The Start For The Brewers
Coming off a season in which he made 18 appearances but no starts, DL Hall will get the nod for the Brewers in their matchup with the Mets. Last year, Hall went 3-0 with an ERA of 3.26 and a WHIP of 1.19. He allowed a batting average of .231 and a slugging percentage of .372, while his FIP came in at 3.00. Hall gave up just two home runs on the season and had a strikeouts-per-walk ratio of 4.6.
Brewers Offense Breakdown
For the Brewers, we have Rhys Hoskins as the player with the highest home run projection on the team and 11th overall in today’s games. Christian Yelich has the highest hits projection on the team, but his home run projection is 15th in today’s games. Willy Adames has the 2nd highest home run projection on the team and 14th overall in today’s games. William Contreras has the 2nd highest hits projection on the team and the 18th highest home run projection in today’s games.
Luis Severino Gets The Start For The Mets
Coming off a season in which he made 18 starts, Luis Severino will be looking to bounce back from a rough year in which he went 4-8. In terms of ERA, Severino finished the season at 6.65, while his WHIP was 1.65. Opponents hit .288 off Severino, and his FIP was 6.14. He finished the season with five quality starts and allowed a total of 23 home runs. On a per-nine-inning basis, Severino averaged 7.96 strikeouts and 3.43 walks.
Mets Offense Breakdown
According to our projections, Pete Alonso has the best chance to hit a home run for the Mets today, as his home run projection is 8th best in the league. Brandon Nimmo has our highest total hits projection for the Mets, while DJ Stewart is 2nd in terms of home run projections for the team and 10th in the league. Jeff McNeil is 2nd in total hits projections for the Mets.
Brewers vs Mets Prediction
Our prediction for this Brewers vs. Mets matchup is to take the Brewers on the money line, with the payout currently sitting at +105. We have the Brewers winning this one by a final score of 5-4.
Looking at the starting pitchers, we have Luis Severino finishing with six strikeouts, which would have him finishing 12th among starters. As for DL Hall, we have him finishing with six K’s, which would have him at sixth among starters.
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Last updated:March 30, 2024 Brewers, Mets