Guy Boston likes the Brewers first five innings moneyline largely based on Jose Quintana's recent dominance against Arizona, where he threw seven shutout innings with no walks and only four hits allowed. Quintana's left-handed pitching is another key factor, as the Tigers have struggled significantly in their limited sample against lefties this season. Despite some concern about the quality bullpen Detroit possesses and the unknown factor of Tigers pitcher Keider Montero, who was just called up, the pitching matchup and lefty matchup advantage strongly favors Milwaukee in the first five innings bet.

Cash Out Sports Picks is backing Milwaukee Brewers on the money line against Detroit, driven by Jose Quintana's outstanding team debut, where he threw 7 shutout innings and only allowed four hits. Additionally, Quintana has maintained an ERA below 3.75 across four consecutive years, indicating strong, consistent pitching ability. On the other hand, Detroit's starter Reese Olson has struggled noticeably in his first three starts, allowing a total of ten runs and at least six hits in his past two appearances. This pitching mismatch hints strongly toward a Milwaukee victory.

Kenny G is strongly considering the Brewers at -139 against Detroit, largely owing to Jose Quintana's impressive debut start where he pitched seven scoreless innings in a 7-0 win over Arizona. Kenny highlights Detroit rookie Keter Montero's uncertainty in his season debut, a scenario he views as shaky for the Tigers. The Brewers' bullpen troubles (5.60 ERA) are recognized but expected to regress positively. Milwaukee's offense, despite middling batting average and OBP numbers, still ranks tied for sixth in runs scored this season, suggesting offensive competency. Contrasted with Detroit's bats cooling off significantly after a shutout yesterday and trending towards offensive regression, Kenny confidently terms Milwaukee as having strong matchup advantages and quite appealing value on Quintana's pitching strength.