Kenny G thinks the Brewers (+150) might offer sneaky value taking the first five innings against Arizona, due to the promising early starts by pitcher Chad Patrick, who has transitioned impressively from bullpen to starter (2.45 ERA). Patrick had strong outings vs the Royals (no runs, 5 Ks) and Reds (1 run), suggesting breakout potential. He also highlights Arizona pitcher Corbin Burnes' struggles early this season (0-1, 5.79 ERA), making the Brewers an intriguing underdog play. However, he ultimately considers this matchup too uncertain, given Patrick's youth and Milwaukee's bullpen instability (inflated ERA due to a blow-up against Yankees), leaning slightly to Brewers but not confidently.

Cash Out Sports Picks suggested backing the Brewers Money Line due to Arizona pitcher Corbin Burnes' shaky early-season form. Burnes struggled after slotting into the fifth rotation spot following spring training mismanagement, allowing eight runs in two short outings. Brewers pitcher Chad Patrick, on the other hand, has been dependable, allowing just one run total in two appearances. Despite public betting on Arizona, the Brewers present strong value based on current pitching disparities and recent performance.

Chris Ruffolo shows confidence in Brewers starter Chad Patrick, who impressed in his first two starts this season, posting a sub-1 ERA with only one run allowed over ten innings and accruing nine strikeouts. Patrick effectively handled Cincinnati and Kansas City at home and now will take his hot arm into a tougher matchup against the Diamondbacks at Chase Field. Although Arizona has been successful against right-handers, Ruffolo expects the Brewers' bullpen to positively regress and support Patrick, positioning Milwaukee to offer strong betting value. He advises backing the Brewers at plus-runs and taking some action on their moneyline as well.

JD Bets recommended betting Under 8 total runs between Cincinnati and Milwaukee, citing both starting pitchers' strong recent outings. Chad Patrick bounced back after a poor debut versus the Yankees by pitching effectively against Kansas City, while Carson Spires performed impressively against a strong Texas lineup, allowing just three hits in a six-inning outing. Considering Cincinnati scored 11 runs in a previous game, JD expects offensive regression here and sees strong pitching performances leading the game beneath the total.