Yankees vs Brewers Prediction 3/30/25 MLB Picks Today

In this article, we will formulate a Yankees vs Brewers Prediction for this MLB game on Sunday, March 30th, at Yankee Stadium. Let’s take a New York Yankees vs Milwaukee Brewers pick. 

What a Show for the Yankees

It was quite the show for the Yankees on Saturday with the offense. It started with three homers in the first three pitches of the game, and the success never looked back as they put up 20 runs. It looks like it’s going to be a strong season for Aaron Judge and he put up three runs and eight RBIs. Anthony Volpe also hit a home run and drove in three RBIs. As a team, the Yankees finished with nine home runs. On Thursday, the offense wasn’t as good, but they still picked up the 4-2 victory. Seven different players have hit a home run this season. 

Marcus Stroman will start for the Yankees in this game. Last season in New York, he finished with a 10-9 record and an ERA of 4.31. On Tuesday, the Yankees will face off against the Arizona Diamondbacks. 

Can the Brewers Pitching Be Better?

The Brewers pitching is going to need to be better or this game is going to be a very long game. Not giving up three home runs on the first three pitches of the game would really be a good start. Most games scoring nine runs would be enough to win, but not with the way the pitching was. Nestor Cortes went two innings, giving up six hits and eight runs. Connor Thomas then came in and gave up six hits and eight runs. Brice Turang has hit a home run and driven in three RBIs. 

Aaron Civale will start for the Brewers. Last season, he finished with a 6-3 record and an ERA of 3.53. Getting out of the first inning without giving up a run is going to be key here. On Monday, the Brewers will return home to face off against the Kansas City Royals. 

Why the Brewers Will Face off Against the Yankees

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Yankees vs Brewers Prediction

So many are going to be on the Yankees after what they did on Saturday, and for that reason, we will go the opposite. As bad as Cortes was on Saturday, it will be different for Civale who was good last year in Milwaukee. Aaron Judge’s bat is going to cool off in a big way. Marcus Stroman has also lost a step, and he’s not going to be as strong. It will only ake four or five runs for the Brewers to come out on top, and they will get that. Back the Brewers on the money line.

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