Milwaukee Brewers vs Miami Marlins Prediction: A tight contest for both sides

On Thursday, game 4 of a Major League Baseball series will take place at American Family Field, featuring a matchup between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Miami Marlins.

After splitting their previous 10 games, the Milwaukee Brewers are looking to get back on track. The Milwaukee Brewers are currently in first place in the National League Central with a four-game advantage. The pitching staff for the Milwaukee Brewers is ranked fourth in earned run average (3.85), third in walks allowed per nine innings (1.19), and sixth in quality starts (64). The offensive production of the Milwaukee Brewers ranks 18th in terms of runs scored per game (4.46), 26th in terms of batting average (.238), and 23rd in terms of home runs (147). The Brewers are led in hits and runs batted in by Christian Yelich, who has 143 and 70, respectively, while William Contreras and Willy Adames have a combined 241 hits and 146 RBI. The next pitcher is Adrian Houser, who is now 5-4 on the season with a 4.58 earned run average and 77 strikeouts. In his career against the Miami Marlins, Houser has posted a record of 2-0 with a 3.07 earned run average and 24 strikeouts.

The Miami Marlins are looking to get back on track after splitting their last eight games. The Miami Marlins are now half a game behind in the fight for the National League wild card. The pitching staff for the Miami Marlins is ranked 16th in earned run average (4.21), 16th in walks allowed per nine innings (1.29), and 17th in quality starts (48). The offensive production of the Miami Marlins ranks 24th in home runs with 147, 10th in batting average (.257), and 27th in runs scored per game (4.05). The Miami Marlins are led in hits and runs batted in by Luis Arraez, who has 190 and 64, respectively. Bryan De La Cruz and Jorge Soler have combined for 247 hits and 144 RBI. The next pitcher is Eury Perez, who has a record of 5-4 with a 2.90 earned run average and 99 strikeouts so far this season. It will be the first time in Perez's career that the Milwaukee Brewers are the opponent.

Both of these teams have been inconsistent throughout the course of the past few weeks, making it difficult to form an opinion about any one of them. In light of the aforementioned information, the bookies odds of winning this match still seem very close, despite the fact that the Miami Marlins have the advantage in starting pitching. Eury Perez is a rising young star who has pitched 83.2 innings while recording 99 strikeouts and posting a career ERA of 2.90 and a WHIP of 1.10. The youngster has what it takes, and he is someone who I will consider supporting whenever he goes for the hill. Adrian Houser's 4.58 ERA and 1.48 WHIP indicate that he has a volatile performance. In his last 23.1 innings, he has given up 13 runs that were earned. Important contest for both clubs as they try to make the postseason. Therefore, I'll take the Miami Marlins, please.