The Milwaukee Brewers (66-39) and the San Francisco Giants (44-61) square off on Tuesday at 9:45 p.m. ET. The Brewers are favored on the moneyline (-142) against the underdog Giants (+117). Milwaukee’s Logan Henderson starts against San Francisco’s Landen Roupp.

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Brewers vs. Giants betting lines

• Favorite: Brewers (-142)
• Underdog: Giants (+117)
• Over/under: 7.5

Brewers betting info, hitting leaders, & pitching

Brewers betting info

• The Brewers are 51-25 in games they were favored on the moneyline (winning 67.1% of those games).
• Milwaukee has a 28-17 record (winning 62.2% of its games) when it has played as moneyline favorites of -142 or shorter.
• Based on this contest’s moneyline, the Brewers have an implied win probability of 58.7%.
• Milwaukee has played in 105 games with a set over/under, and have combined with its opponents to go over the total 46 times (46-56-3).
• The Brewers have a 56-49-0 record ATS this season (covering 53.3% of the time).

Brewers hitting info

• Brice Turang has racked up a team-best 62 runs batted in.
• In MLB play, Turang ranks 65th in home runs and 24th in RBI.
• Turang has hit safely in four games in a row. In his last five games he is hitting .389 with a double, a home run, three walks and an RBI.
• Jake Bauers has hit 18 home runs to pace his team.
• Bauers ranks 39th in home runs among batters in MLB action and 33rd in RBI.
• Bauers brings a three-game hitting streak into this game. During his last five outings he is hitting .400 with a double, two walks and an RBI.
• William Contreras has accumulated a team-high batting average of .273.
• Contreras heads into this game on a three-game hitting streak. In his last five games he is hitting .200 with a double and a walk.
• Jackson Chourio has 19 doubles, 13 home runs and 24 walks while hitting .277.
• Chourio heads into this game on a five-game hitting streak. In his last five games he is batting .273 with two doubles and an RBI.

Brewers pitching rankings

• The pitching staff for the Brewers has a collective 9.8 K/9, the second-best in the majors.
• Milwaukee’s 3.43 team ERA ranks second across all MLB pitching staffs.
• Pitchers for the Brewers combine for the No. 2-ranked WHIP in the majors (1.160).
• The Brewers surrender the second-fewest home runs in baseball (104 total, 1.0 per game).
• In its 11-2 win last time out, Milwaukee struck out 15 Rockies batters while allowing five hits.

Giants betting info, hitting leaders, & pitching

Giants betting info

• This season, the Giants have won 23 out of the 62 games, or 37.1%, in which they’ve been the underdog.
• San Francisco has a record of 10-14, a 41.7% win rate, when it’s set as an underdog of +117 or more by oddsmakers this season.
• The oddsmakers’ moneyline implies a 46.1% chance of a victory for the Giants.
• So far this season, San Francisco and its opponents have hit the over in 49 of its 104 games with a total.
• The Giants are 48-56-0 ATS in their 104 games with a spread this season.

Giants hitting info

• Luis Arraez leads San Francisco with a batting average of .327. He’s also hit four home runs with 40 RBI.
• Arraez’s home run total ranks 275th in MLB, and he is 124th in RBI.
• Arraez takes a three-game hitting streak into this game. In his last five games he is hitting .333 with a double and four RBIs.
• Rafael Devers leads San Francisco in home runs (22) and runs batted in (60) this season while batting .248.
• Devers ranks 15th among hitters in the big leagues in home runs, and 33rd in RBI.
• Jung Hoo Lee has 109 hits this season and a slash line of .302/.336/.435.
• Casey Schmitt has collected 104 hits this season and has an OBP of .299. He’s slugging .482 on the year.

Giants pitching rankings

• The Giants average the 25th-most strikeouts per nine innings (7.8) in the majors this season.
• San Francisco has pitched to a 4.40 ERA this season, which ranks 22nd in baseball.
• The Giants rank 22nd in MLB with a combined 1.356 WHIP this season.
• The Giants have allowed the fifth-fewest home runs this season at just 107, or 1.0 per game.
• San Francisco pitchers struck out nine Angels hitters while allowing seven base hits in a 4-3 loss its last time out.