Kenny G advised backing the Milwaukee Brewers on the money-line at -170 and even sprinkling the -1.5 run line, stressing that oddsmakers have not fully priced in Milwaukee’s dominant home-field edge. The Brewers are 45-22 at American Family Field, while the Diamondbacks sit at just 30-37 on the road. Arizona road games have leaned 32-31-4 to the over, but Kenny expects Milwaukee’s pitching to mute that trend, noting the Brewers’ own 34-31-2 under record at home. With the Diamondbacks forced to hit in a park where Milwaukee’s staff excels and the Brewers’ offense historically surging at home, he projects a potential blowout and labels Milwaukee a strong standalone or parlay anchor.

Kenny G advised backing the Milwaukee Brewers at -170 and likes the alternate -1.5 run line, predicting a bounce-back blowout of Arizona. He highlighted Jose Quintana’s steady form—10-4 with a 3.32 ERA, and only two earned over 5.1 IP in his last start—plus the fact he dominated the D-backs in April. On the other side, Kenny projects Nabil Krismat for no more than five innings before the game turns over to a Diamondbacks bullpen that owns a 4.77 ERA, fourth-worst in MLB. Arizona is just 30-37 on the road and has traded away key bats; its recent run totals (3-8-7-5-1-10-6-3) are inconsistent. Milwaukee enters 45-22 at home and ranks second in batting average, on-base percentage, and runs scored, yet is coming off a frustrating 3-2 loss in which it out-hit Arizona 10-9. Kenny expects that elite offense to erupt, making the Brewers a strong side and run-line play.

Lindquist leaned to Arizona on the money-line at plus odds with Nabil Crismatt opening opposite heavy favorite Jose Quintana. He argued that books have not adjusted to Crismatt’s unorthodox profile: sub-90 sinker/change mix that has generated weak contact and barrel suppression across Triple-A and his first two MLB outings (five and four innings, respectively). While Crismatt is unlikely to work deep, Lindquist expects four to five solid frames before handing off to a rested bullpen. Because Quintana is being priced as a clear tier above, Lindquist sees value on the Snakes full-game and will also check first-five numbers if Arizona is still north of +120.

Kenny G laid –140 with Milwaukee, citing Quinn Priester’s 11-2 record and 3.44 ERA and the fact the Brewers have not lost a Priester start since May 24. Ryne Nelson (3.63 ERA) enters on a three-game mediocrity streak and draws no help from an Arizona bullpen sporting a 4.77 ERA. Milwaukee’s pen has surged late in the season, and the offense (9,7,3,1,5,4 last six) now ranks second in average, second in OBP, third in runs. The Brewers are 44-22 at American Family Field while Arizona is 30-36 on the road. Kenny would prefer –130 but still sees a significant matchup edge and leans to the over 8.5 if forced, though the side is the stronger play.