Kingpin advised taking Gleyber Torres over 1.5 total bases, citing his recent hot streak and favorable matchup against inexperienced Brewers starter Quinn Priester. Torres has been producing consistently since joining Detroit, recorded multiple hits previously, and is poised for another strong offensive outing.

Peter Dewey identified Riley Greene as a strong home run prop at +500 for Tuesday's game against Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester. Though Greene hasn't homered since April 4 (three total on the year), Dewey noted Priester’s significant struggles with long balls, allowing 20 homers in only 22 career appearances (16 starts). Further boosting this matchup, Milwaukee's bullpen ranks 28th in MLB in ERA and has already allowed seven home runs in 2024. This combination places Greene in optimal position to bounce back after a dry stretch.

Michael Savio highlighted significant concerns with the Milwaukee Brewers' bullpen after their recent poor performances that cost them two games over the weekend in Phoenix. Closer Trevor Megill and backend reliever Joel Payamps were singled out after being hit hard in crucial late-game situations. Savio underscored Milwaukee's strategy of relying heavily on their bullpen to compensate for weaknesses in the lineup and rotation. Given the bullpen's recent alarming performances and the tough matchup against Tigers' ace Jack Flaherty (1-0, 1.62 ERA, 0.96 WHIP this season), Savio finds strong betting value betting against Milwaukee or approaching their games with increased caution moving forward.

Chris Welsh confidently backed Tarik Skubal to exceed his strikeout prop of 6.5 strikeouts during his start against the Brewers. He pointed to Milwaukee's vulnerability against left-handers and cited recent pitcher performances against the Brewers as a clear indicator of favorable strikeout conditions for Skubal. Welsh recommended this as a standout intos for Monday's betting slate.

Kenny G advises caution regarding Quinn Priester despite his seemingly solid debut (5 innings, 1 earned run) because it came against a weak Rockies offense. The fact that he surrendered six hits during those innings raises red flags. With the Brewers bullpen also performing very poorly to start the year, Kenny G sees considerable risk backing Priester and favors taking Detroit in this spot.

Kenny G expresses optimism regarding backing Detroit, primarily drawn by Jack Flaherty's impressive start to the season (1-0, 1.62 ERA), most notably a recent strong performance against the Yankees with zero runs and nine strikeouts. Kenny noted some bullpen concerns for Detroit (3.93 ERA), but sees potential with the offense improving significantly, fresh off a nine-run outburst in game one versus Milwaukee. While recognizing sustainability as a concern, Kenny still identifies value in backing Detroit, given Flaherty's strong form and recent offensive uptick.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommends taking the Detroit Tigers money line against the Milwaukee Brewers. The Tigers enter this contest in excellent form, winning seven of their past nine games. They have also had the Brewers' number historically, winning 6 out of the past 10 matchups. Detroit has been strong offensively, particularly against right-handed pitchers, which will challenge Milwaukee's Quinn Priester, who has struggled, surrendering six runs in his last two outings. Tigers' starter Jack Flaherty has been consistent and effective this season, allowing only three runs total across his appearances, and historically performs well against Milwaukee, giving up just five runs in his last three starts against them. With Milwaukee trending downward, losing three of their last four games, Detroit holds decisive momentum and pitching advantages for this pick.

Kenny G recommends betting the Detroit Tigers at -160 against Milwaukee Brewers, primarily encouraged by Tarik Skubal returning to top form. Skubal had a rough initial start against Dodgers and a tough outing against Seattle but rebounded superbly against Yankees with six scoreless innings, no walks, and six strikeouts. While acknowledging Detroit's bullpen has struggled (3.91 ERA), Kenny highlights their strong offensive performance this season, ranking top 10 in runs scored, batting average, OBP, and slugging percentage. He specifically praised Spencer Torkelson's contributions (.300+ average, five home runs, 11 RBIs). Conversely, Milwaukee is struggling with one of MLB's worst bullpens (6.28 ERA) and an offense Kenny isn't convinced by, citing mediocre rankings in batting average (15th), OBP (13th), and slugging (14th). With Skubal returning to peak performance and Milwaukee's questionable offense and bullpen, Kenny sees Detroit as a safer play despite the somewhat pricey odds.

Scott Reichel strongly recommended the under 7.5 (-124) between the Tigers and Brewers, emphasizing a positive performance from Tarik Skubal. Reichel claims Skubal is arguably the best left-handed pitcher currently active in MLB and cites the Brewers' significant struggles against lefties. Specifically noting Milwaukee's weak recent offensive showings—including scoring just two runs in their final pair of games against the Diamondbacks—he sees a particularly poor matchup for the Brewers against Skubal. On the Tigers' side, despite a recent series win against Minnesota, their own offensive struggles remain evident as they produced only five runs in two games combined after their series opener. Reichel believes this combo of elite starting pitching from Skubal and struggling offenses makes the under a standout bet on the slate.

Scott Reichel recommended betting the under 7.5 in the Tigers-Brewers game, centering his reasoning around Tarik Skubal returning to form. Skubal struggled early this year, going just 1-2 with some notably poor road performances (7 earned runs allowed over 10.2 innings pitched). However, in his only home start this season, he dominated the Yankees with six shutout innings. Reichel emphasized the Brewers offensive inconsistency—highlighted by a blown ninth-inning lead against Arizona—as a factor contributing to a low-scoring prediction. He also mentioned Milwaukee's bullpen issues, yet remains confident Skubal's Cy Young-winning pedigree from last year and recent strong outing indicate he'll effectively limit Milwaukee’s lineup. Additionally, Detroit's own offense has been unreliable, further strengthening the conviction of betting the under.

Cash Out Sports Picks strongly recommended betting on the Detroit Tigers' money line in their matchup against the Milwaukee Brewers, largely because of ace Tarik Skubal. Skubal, who won the AL Cy Young last year, has continued his dominance into 2025, including his recent shutout against the Yankees. Milwaukee struggled offensively in their recent Arizona series, managing three or fewer runs in eight games this season, particularly vulnerable against strong pitching. Brewers starter Alexander is transitioning from a bullpen role, limiting his stamina and pitch count, likely below 90 pitches. In contrast, Detroit's offense has been reliable on the road, averaging around four runs per game. With the pitching edge significantly favoring the experienced Skubal and Detroit, the Tigers represent a strong value on the money line.

Just A Bet Outside recommends betting the Detroit Tigers to have the lead after five innings against the Milwaukee Brewers. The main reasoning revolves around the substantial pitching advantage held by Detroit's Tarik Skubal against Brewers starter Tyler Alexander. Skubal, a reigning Cy Young winner, maintains elite underlying metrics despite slightly reduced strikeout rates. Alexander presents a significantly easier matchup, carrying a career ERA around 4.50 and notably poor command (7 walks in 12.2 innings this season). Offensively, the matchup is basically even; Detroit ranks 15th in WRC+ against left-handers, while Milwaukee is 19th. Given the large pitching advantage and comparable offensive outputs, Just A Bet Outside views this first-five innings bet (-0.5 run at -115) as strong value.

Bettor Mark noted Tarik Skubal has bounced back after a rough couple of outings and expects him to dominate against Milwaukee. Mark mentioned Skubal is going to mow through Brewers hitters, who have had inconsistent offensive performances recently. Though he showed concern about betting game totals due to surprising signs of life from the Tigers offense, Mark specifically expressed confidence in Skubal's personal performance and effectiveness in this particular matchup.

Bill Harrelson recommended betting Rhys Hoskins to record more than 0.5 total bases against the Detroit Tigers, citing strong betting market alignment despite inconsistent recent results. Though Hoskins cleared this total in just four of his last 10 appearances, sportsbooks such as DraftKings, Caesars, and others priced his odds significantly favoring the over (-125, -129, and -135, respectively). Additionally, Hoskins performs slightly better against left-handed pitching with improved splits and has achieved success (batting .333) specifically against today's opposing pitcher Tarik Skubal. Despite average recent performances, this betting-market line difference made Hoskins' over play appealing to Bill.

Data Skrive strongly advises betting on the favored Detroit Tigers (-160), highlighting pitcher Tarik Skubal (1-2, 3.78 ERA) as key to their predicted 4-3 victory over the Brewers. While the Brewers start Tyler Alexander (1-0, 2.84 ERA), Skubal's track record and strong overall matchup contributes to confidence in Detroit's ability to win this matchup. Backed by both the computer projection and the current pitching matchup, wagering on the Tigers is recommended.

Jackson Chourio presents notable betting value (+600 odds) to homer in Monday's matchup versus the Tigers, according to Data Skrive. Chourio has shown considerable early-season power, hitting 5 home runs in 16 games and homering in a solid 25% of contests, marking him as an appealing target Monday.

Greg Peterson is backing Tarik Skubal and the Tigers run line (-1.5 at +115). Peterson cited Skubal's elite 2.39 ERA and 2.49 FIP last season, and despite allowing seven runs through his first two outings of the season, Skubal regained his peak form with six shutout innings against the Yankees in his latest appearance. He's matched up against former teammate Tyler Alexander, who was unreliable in 2024 with a concerning 5.08 ERA, allowing nearly two home runs per nine innings. Furthermore, the Tigers' offense ranks third in the American League at 5.0 runs per game, strengthening Peterson's confidence in laying the runs.