Brewers vs. Red Sox Prediction, Odds, Picks
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Jarren Duran and the Boston Red Sox will hit the field on Tuesday at American Family Field against Aaron Civale, who starts for the Milwaukee Brewers. First pitch will be at 7:40 p.m. ET. The favored Brewers have -120 moneyline odds to win against the underdog Red Sox, who are listed at +102. Boston is a 1.5-run favorite (at +162 odds). An 8.5-run total is set in this game.
Here's everything you need from a betting perspective on the Brewers-Red Sox game, regarding the run line, moneyline and total, plus expert picks.
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Check out the best moments between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Pittsburgh Pirates. Brewers vs. Red Sox Game Information & Odds When: Tuesday, May 27, 2025 at 7:40 p.m. ET
Where: American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
How to watch on TV: FDSWI and NESN Favorite Favorite Moneyline Underdog Moneyline Total Over Total Odds Under Total Odds Run Line Favorite Run Line Odds Underdog Run Line Odds Brewers -120 +102 8.5 -110 -110 -1.5 -196 +162 Brewers vs. Red Sox Prediction Score Prediction: Brewers 7, Red Sox 6
Total Prediction: Over 8.5 runs
Win Probabilities: Brewers 51%, Red Sox 49% Brewers vs. Red Sox Betting Insights This season, the Brewers have won 19 out of the 28 games, or 67.9%, in which they've been favored.
Milwaukee has a record of 15-4 in games when bookmakers favor them by at least -120 on the moneyline.
The oddsmakers' moneyline implies a 54.5% chance of a victory for the Brewers.
The Red Sox have been underdogs in 15 games this season and have come away with the win seven times (46.7%) in those contests.
This season, Boston has come away with a win six times in 11 chances when named as an underdog of at least +102 or longer on the moneyline.
The moneyline set for this matchup implies the Red Sox have a 49.5% chance of coming away with a victory in the contest. Brewers Recent Betting Performance The Brewers have a 5-2 record over the seven games they were a moneyline favorite in their last 10 matchups.
Over their last 10 outings -- all had a set run total -- the Brewers and their opponents combined to hit the over on the total five times.
The Brewers' ATS record is 5-5-0 over their past 10 games. Brewers Recent Stats Stat Avg/Total Record 5-5 Runs Per Game 3.9 HR 8 ERA 3.95 K/9 9.0 Brewers Player Insights Jackson Chourio is batting .246 with 15 doubles, a triple, seven home runs and eight walks.
Among all hitters in the majors, Chourio is 72nd in homers and 60th in RBI.
William Contreras is batting .247 with six doubles, five home runs and 32 walks.
Contreras ranks 126th in homers and 86th in RBI in the major leagues.
Brice Turang has five doubles, four home runs and 21 walks while hitting .269.
Sal Frelick has five doubles, three triples, three home runs and 17 walks while hitting .277.
Frelick has recorded at least one hit in two straight games. In his last five games he is hitting .238 with a walk and three RBIs. Red Sox Recent Betting Performance In three games over the last 10 matchups when set as underdogs by bookmakers, the Red Sox had a record of 2-1.
In their last 10 games with a total, the Red Sox and their opponents have failed to hit the over six times.
The Red Sox have a record of 5-5-0 ATS over their last 10 games. Red Sox Recent Stats Stat Avg/Total Record 5-5 Runs Per Game 4.6 HR 13 ERA 4.15 K/9 7.9 Red Sox Player Insights Rafael Devers has a team-leading 12 home runs and has driven in 48 runs.
In all of the majors, Devers ranks 13th in homers and second in RBI.
Duran is batting .279 with 12 doubles, six triples, four home runs and 15 walks.
Duran ranks 153rd among all batters in the big leagues in homers, and 22nd in RBI.
Wilyer Abreu has 12 home runs, best in the lineup.
Ceddanne Rafaela is batting .220 with eight doubles, two triples, two home runs and 10 walks.
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