Top Major League Baseball Exposure June 21 - Brewers

Submitted by Guest on

Written by :

Guest

Published on :

The Milwaukee Brewers are a top exposure for Thursday night's games as a -116 favorite after opening at -123.  Close to 60% of the action was on the Brewers.

PITCHING MATCHUP: Cardinals RH Carlos Martinez (3-3, 2.73 ERA) vs. Brewers LH Brent Suter (7-4, 4.30)

Martinez has issued 18 walks over just 12 2/3 innings in three starts since returning from a four-week absence due to a lat muscle injury. The 26-year-old is winless over his last four starts.

Suter has won six of his last eight decisions, including a victory over the Cardinals on May 28, and is 1-2 with a 4.10 ERA in eight career appearances (four starts) against St. Louis, all of which bets the question: Why are the Brewers such a small favorite here?

I'm not seeing enough action to pull the trigger here but some food for thought.

- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com

Related Content

NoVig Lands Sydney Sweeney as Spokesperson

NoVig Lands Sydney Sweeney as Spokesperson

One of today's biggest names is entertainment has just become the face of prediction market NoVig.
Karen Khachanov v Alexander Blockx Betting Markets US Open September 9

Karen Khachanov v Alexander Blockx Betting Markets US Open September 9

Karen Khachanov v Alexander Blockx will begin at 2 pm EDT with Khachanov the -165 favorite.
Patriots vs. Seahawks Prop Bets Total Rushing Yards: Rhamondre Stevenson, Jadarian Price, Drake Maye

Patriots vs. Seahawks Prop Bets Total Rushing Yards: Rhamondre Stevenson, Jadarian Price, Drake Maye

Rhamondre Stevenson pays even odds to have the most rushing yards in Thursday's NFL opening game for the 2026 season. Jadarian Price pays $130 and Drake Maye pays $1000.
Lebron James Partners With Polymarket

Lebron James Partners With Polymarket

On Saturday, James shared a short video on social media announcing a partnership with the prediction platform Polymarket. The Sixer then posted a longer commercial-ready version of the video Tuesday, in which James visits Polymarket’s fictional headquarters and its “sports” floor.