Milwaukee Brewers vs Chicago Cubs Prediction: Cubs have my backing here

On Monday, the National League Central Division match between the Chicago Cubs and the Milwaukee Brewers is scheduled to take place at American Family Field.

Milwaukee Brewers - Brewers are not playing bad

As a result of their strong play in the last series, the Milwaukee Brewers will enter this contest feeling sure that they will pick up another win. The Milwaukee Brewers suffered a narrow defeat in the first game of their most recent series against the Pittsburgh Pirates, losing by a score of 8-7. The second and third bouts, on the other hand, both resulted in successful outcomes, with scores of 8–11 and 3-6, respectively. The under is 41-20-4 in the Milwaukee Brewers' past 65 games against a club that has a losing record. The Milwaukee Brewers have a record of 4-1 in their last 5 games against a team that has a losing record and are 5-1 in their last 6 games within their division.

Chicago Cubs - Cubs are struggling

The Chicago Cubs have been in poor form as of late, and the truth of the matter is that their performances have been inconsistent. When one considers this team's performance in their most recent matchups, one finds that they have now lost six of their most recent seven matches. In the most recent series that the Chicago Cubs played against the Cleveland Guardians, the only game that the Cubs were able to win was the opening one, which had a final score of 10-1. On the other hand, they suffered losses in the series' subsequent games by scores of 0-6 and 6-8, respectively. The Chicago Cubs have a record of 26-9 in their last 35 games that started a new series, but they are 1-6 in their last 7 games overall, and the total score has gone under in 12 of their last 16 road games.

Expert Betting Tips

I'm rooting for the Cubs in this one. However, the Brewers' troubles against lefties as of late have been well documented, and Drew Smyly has been a great mid-rotation lefty for the Chicago Cubs. Right now, I'm not looking to back either of these two teams, but the Brewers' struggles against lefties have been well documented, and Drew Smyly has been a nice southpaw for the Chicago Cubs. Julio Teheran has done a good job on the mound, but I'm concerned that he may be headed for a regression and that it may begin with this game. At the odds of a coin flip, you can count on me backing the Chicago Cubs.