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The Milwaukee Brewers enter Monday’s series opener in excellent form, and the matchup against Athletics left-hander Jeffrey Springs only adds to their appeal.
My Brewers vs. Athletics predictions and MLB picks are backing Milwaukee to continue its offensive surge and roll to a convincing victory behind another strong outing from Kyle Harrison.
Who will win Brewers vs A’s today: Brewers -1.5 (-105)
The Milwaukee Brewers will see Athletics left-hander Jeffrey Springs in the series opener. He’s struggling immensely over his last two starts, posting a 5.99 FIP while allowing an alarming 3.12 home runs per nine innings.
Additionally, opponents have generated a 51.7% hard-hit rate against him during that stretch, while his FIP sits at 4.43 at home this season. The Brew Crew comes into this one absolutely red-hot at the dish, hitting .319 over their last seven games while averaging a hard-hit rate of 44.6%.
Kyle Harrison, meanwhile, has been elite. He has a 2.45 xFIP in his last two appearances, and he’s given up just 0.77 home runs per nine innings across those starts.
He also owns an impressive 1.69 ERA on the road in 2026. The Athletics haven’t shown much power lately, either, carrying a .163 ISO over the last week. I’d play this pick up to -130.
COVERS INTEL: Kyle Harrison has limited opponents to a 26.6% hard-hit rate in his last four outings and a barrel rate of just 4.7%. Brewers vs A’s Over/Under pick: Under 10.5 (+100)
This is an incredibly high total, and I’m expecting most of the runs here to come from Milwaukee. The Brewers are averaging 8.7 runs across their last seven contests, although that number is somewhat inflated after scoring 16 against the Giants and 12 against the Rockies. Nevertheless, they’re generating plenty of offense and should have success against Springs.
The A’s, however, have struggled at the plate. They own just a 79 wRC+ and .289 wOBA over the last week, suggesting consistent offensive production could be difficult to come by.
Milwaukee’s bullpen has also been terrific lately, posting a 3.00 xERA over the last 14 days while allowing just 0.54 home runs per nine innings.
This feels like a game where the Brewers do most of the scoring, while Kyle Harrison and Milwaukee’s relief corps limit the damage on the other side. I’ll play this up to -110.
- ML/RL bets: 21-17, +2.92 units
- Over/Under bets: 22-15, +3.25 units
Brewers vs A’s odds
- Moneyline: Brewers -150 | A’s +140
- Run line: Brewers -1.5 (-104) | A’s +1.5 (-100)
- Over/Under: Over 10.5 (-117) | Under 10.5 (+113)
Brewers vs A’s trend
The Brewers have covered the run line in 27 of their last 45 games for +11.80 units and a 22% ROI. Find more MLB betting trends for Brewers vs. A’s.
How to watch Brewers vs A’s and game info
| Location | Las Vegas Ballpark, Las Vegas, NV |
| Date | Monday, June 8, 2026 |
| First pitch | 10:05 p.m. ET |
| TV | Brewers.TV, NBCS-California |
| Brewers starting pitcher | Kyle Harrison (7-1, 1.57 ERA) |
| A’s starting pitcher | Jeffrey Springs (3-6, 4.37 ERA) |
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