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The Cubs have won 8 of the last 10 and 6 straight starts started by Cole Hamels since he came over. Over those 6 games, he has allowed a combined 3 runs and the team overall has only allowed 8 runs in those 6 games. The Cubs have their normal line up
1. Daniel Murphy (L) 2B
2. Javier Baez (R) 3B
3. Anthony Rizzo (L) 1B
4. Kris Bryant (R) RF
5. Kyle Schwarber (L) LF
6. Addison Russell (R) SS
7. Victor Caratini (S) C
8. Cole Hamels (L) P
9. Ian Happ (S) CF
The Brewers counter with Davies who hasn't made a start since May. This season has been pretty insane on fading starting pitchers returning from the DL with over a month absence. This should be no exception. The Brewers 1-4 can match almost any team in baseball, but this lineups 5-9 leaves a lot to be desired and unless the top of the order can win the game alone, the Cubs offense should have their way with Davies and Hamels outmatches the Brewers lineup.
1. Lorenzo Cain (R) CF
2. Christian Yelich (L) RF
3. Jesus Aguilar (R) 1B
4. Ryan Braun (R) LF
5. Hernan Perez (R) 3B
6. Jonathan Schoop (R) 2B
7. Erik Kratz (R) C
8. Orlando Arcia (R) SS
9. Zach Davies (R) P
My first and only play of the year.
Cubs -126 ML
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