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Streaking Mets look to make it 7 straight
Milwaukee can put an end to New York's 4-game home win streak when they visit Shea Stadium with Toma Ohka getting the ball.
The Brewers start Toma Ohka, 0-1, 4.09 ERA. His last trip was a loss, a 6-4 team loss against the Cardinals, when he threw 4 innings, allowing 4 runs on 6 hits.
Sporting an 8-1 overall record and a 7-1 mark within the division, the Mets aim to knock the Brewers (4-2 in the division) for a loss.
Milwaukee comes in as a small road dog, as the line opened at 150 in favor of the hosts. The Mets, who are 8-1 this season, face the Brewers and their 6-4 slate. The OVER/UNDER has been set at 8.5.
After losing their last game, Ned Yost's team looks to bounce back with a solid showing on the road Saturday. They were underdogs in that game, which went under the total of 8.
The hosts have strikeout specialists on staff and they rank 2 in the league, whiffing 7.8 per game. They will be looking to prove that reputation true again today.
Milwaukee can put an end to New York's 4-game home win streak when they visit Shea Stadium with Toma Ohka getting the ball.
The Brewers start Toma Ohka, 0-1, 4.09 ERA. His last trip was a loss, a 6-4 team loss against the Cardinals, when he threw 4 innings, allowing 4 runs on 6 hits.
Sporting an 8-1 overall record and a 7-1 mark within the division, the Mets aim to knock the Brewers (4-2 in the division) for a loss.
Milwaukee comes in as a small road dog, as the line opened at 150 in favor of the hosts. The Mets, who are 8-1 this season, face the Brewers and their 6-4 slate. The OVER/UNDER has been set at 8.5.
After losing their last game, Ned Yost's team looks to bounce back with a solid showing on the road Saturday. They were underdogs in that game, which went under the total of 8.
The hosts have strikeout specialists on staff and they rank 2 in the league, whiffing 7.8 per game. They will be looking to prove that reputation true again today.
