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Mets vs Brewers Betting Pick & Prediction For 9/29/2024
On Sunday, the New York Mets will face the Milwaukee Brewers with a ton on the line in the National League Wild Card race. The Mets are tied for the final NL Wild Card spot going into this contest, but they have been ice cold of late, and will look to turn things around in this contest. Here, we break down Mets vs Brewers and bring your our best bet for the game.
Can Mets Offense Wake Up In Huge Spot?
The New York Mets have lost three straight games heading into Sunday’s series finale with the Milwaukee Brewers. Their offense has run cold of late, scoring a total of just five runs over their last three outings. Here, the Mets will look to fix their offensive issues while they attempt to move back ahead of the Arizona Diamondbacks for the final Wild Card spot heading into their regular season-ending double-header against the Atlanta Braves tomorrow.
On the mound for New York today is David Peterson. Peterson is 9-3 with a 3.08 ERA for the season, though he has lost two of his last three starts. Run support has been an issue for Peterson late in the season, as the Mets have scored two or fewer runs in each of the last three games he has started for them. That will need to change if the Mets want to pick up a significant win today.
Milwaukee Playing For Nothing But Momentum
The Milwaukee Brewers have already clinched the NL Central title and know that they will not have home-field advantage throughout the National League playoffs. Even with nothing to play for in the standings, the Brewers are still looking to play some of their best baseball in their regular season finale today, as they look to build more positive outcomes with the playoffs fast approaching.
It will be Colin Rea on the hill for the Brewers on Sunday afternoon. Rea is 12-5 on the season with an ERA of 4.17. Rea hasn’t won a start since August 24, but the Brewers have been throwing him for short periods of time since then, as he hasn’t thrown more than four innings in a game since his last winning decision. That will be something to monitor as this game progresses today.
Mets vs Brewers Betting Pick
Our best bet for this huge Mets vs Brewers matchup is for the under to hit at 8 runs. The Mets have been dreadful offensively and that should continue, while the Brewers could have trouble with the pitching of David Peterson. Look for a low-scoring game that features some major intensity throughout.
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- Both Teams Score 3 Or More Runs
- Both Teams Score 2 Or More Runs
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- Total Runs Odd/Even
- To Score A Run
- Both Teams Score 6 Or More Runs
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- First Team To 7 Runs
- Team To Score First and Win
- Walks Allowed
- First Team To 6 Runs
- 3+ Run Scoring Play
- Both Teams Score 1 Or More Runs
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- Total Batting Strikeouts
- To Win To Nil
- Both Teams Score 7 Or More Runs
- Both Teams Score 5 Or More Runs
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- Both Teams Score 4 Or More Runs
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- Over/Under 1.5 Runs
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- First Team To 5 Runs
- To Hit a Grand Slam
- Total Bases
- To Score First And Win
- To Play Extra Innings
- First Team To 4 Runs
- First To 2 Runs
- Team To Record Highest Scoring Inning (3-Way)
- First Team To 3 Runs
- Most Hits (3-Way)
- First Team To Score
- To Score Last And Win
- Both Teams Score 3 Or More Runs
- Both Teams Score 2 Or More Runs
- Triples
- Total Runs Odd/Even
- To Score A Run
- Both Teams Score 6 Or More Runs
- Stolen Bases
- First Team To 7 Runs
- Team To Score First and Win
- Walks Allowed
- First Team To 6 Runs
- 3+ Run Scoring Play
- Both Teams Score 1 Or More Runs
- Shutout
- Total Batting Strikeouts
- To Win To Nil
- Both Teams Score 7 Or More Runs
- Both Teams Score 5 Or More Runs
- 2+ Run Scoring Play
- Both Teams Score 4 Or More Runs
- Singles
- Over/Under 1.5 Runs
- Doubles
- First Team To 5 Runs
- To Hit a Grand Slam
- Total Bases
- To Score First And Win
- To Play Extra Innings
- First Team To 4 Runs
- First To 2 Runs
- Team To Record Highest Scoring Inning (3-Way)
- First Team To 3 Runs
- Most Hits (3-Way)
- First Team To Score
- To Score Last And Win
