The Milwaukee Brewers (7-3) and Cincinnati Reds (6-5) look to break the tie in game three of their four-game series on Wednesday, April 10 at 6:40 PM ET at the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, Ohio. The Reds are slight favorites to win this game with a moneyline at -135.

The Brewers are 3-2 over their last five games outright, with a recent win over the Reds to even the series. In that battle, they scored three runs each in the third and seventh innings to help push them along to victory.

Wade Miley gets the start on the mound and makes his debut this year. Last year, he went 9-4, had an ERA of 3.14, and a WHIP at 1.14, which could be a good impact here. However, they will need to have consistent offense to maintain their strength.

William Contreras has been great with a batting average at .374, an on base percentage at .435, and a .625 slugging percentage thus far. Christian Yelich also chimes in with four home runs and nine RBI’s with a .324 batting average of his own.

The Brewers have excelled offensively so far, especially in this series. They currently have a batting average at .280 and are giving up .233 to their opponents in return. This is a good start if they want to win games, as they need the separation to potentially win each game.

The Reds are 2-3 over their last five and are aiming to get back on track. They took care of the Brewers in game one with a 10-8 finish. They were able to score at least two or more runs from the fifth to the seventh innings to walk away victorious.

Hunter Greene is on the mound to start this one, who has an ERA at .253 and a WHIP at 1.22. In the 10.2 innings pitched so far, he remains a quality option on the mound to help them succeed.  

Spencer Steer leads them offensively in a variety of aspects. He currently has a batting average at .400, a .489 on base percentage, and an impressive slugging percentage at .775. His contribution will be key to their success here.

They are batting .250 and are giving up .251 in return from their opponents at the plate. Their offense is slightly less appealing with a .318 on base percentage and a slugging percentage at .437.

MyBookie showcases the best NHL betting odds for this game, with the Cincinnati Reds favored with a moneyline at -135. Market analysis suggests there is a 53.5 percent probability of succeeding. The Reds showcase a slight advantage in their starting rotation for pitching.