Venue: American Family Field — Milwaukee, Wisconsin
First Pitch: 7:40 PM ET / 6:40 PM CT
Surface: Retractable Roof (Turf/Grass Blend)
Broadcast: Bally Sports Wisconsin / NBC Sports Bay Area
Weather Update — American Family Field
American Family Field features a retractable roof, meaning weather rarely impacts gameplay. However, outside conditions influence roof‑closure decisions:
Outside Temp: 74°F
Humidity: 61%
Wind: 10–15 mph from the southwest
Roof: Expected closed due to wind and humidity
Impact: Neutral hitting environment; Brewers’ home‑park run scoring slightly increases with roof closed due to stable air density.
Injury Report
San Francisco Giants
OF Michael Conforto — IL (shoulder)
SS Marco Luciano — IL (hamstring)
RP Camilo Doval — IL (forearm)
1B LaMonte Wade Jr. — Day‑to‑day (back tightness)
Impact: Missing Conforto and Luciano limits power and on‑base ability. Bullpen weakened without Doval.
Milwaukee Brewers
SP Freddy Peralta — IL (lat strain)
OF Jackson Chourio — IL (wrist)
RP Joel Payamps — IL (elbow)
C William Contreras — Day‑to‑day (thumb)
Impact: Brewers’ lineup still deep, but losing Chourio removes elite athleticism and speed. Contreras expected to play.
Starting Pitching Matchup
San Francisco — RHP Carson McDonald (Projected: 1–4, 5.12 ERA, 1.41 WHIP)
Profile:
Rookie with mid‑90s fastball and sharp cutter
Command inconsistent (10% walk rate)
Struggles vs. left‑handed hitters (.292 avg allowed)
Fly‑ball tendencies dangerous in Milwaukee
Matchup Notes: Brewers’ lineup features multiple left‑handed bats (Yelich, Turang, Wiemer from right side with power) who match up well with McDonald’s cutter.
Milwaukee — RHP Tyler Harrison (Projected: 6–2, 3.24 ERA, 1.18 WHIP)
Profile:
Power sinker/slider combo
Generates weak contact and ground balls (51%)
Excellent at home (2.89 ERA at AmFam Field)
Right‑handed hitters struggle vs. slider
Matchup Notes: Giants’ lineup is right‑heavy due to injuries, which plays directly into Harrison’s strengths.
Team Records & Recent Form
San Francisco Giants (23–37)
Last 10: 2–8
Road Record: 9–20
Runs/Game: 3.94
Team ERA: 4.72
Trend: Giants are in a deep slump, losing 6 of their last 7 and struggling to score consistently.
Milwaukee Brewers (36–21)
Last 10: 7–3
Home Record: 21–10
Runs/Game: 4.78
Team ERA: 3.81
Trend: Brewers remain one of MLB’s most consistent home teams, winning 8 of their last 10 at American Family Field.
Series History
2024–2026 Combined: Brewers lead 13–8
At American Family Field: Brewers have won 7 of last 9
Giants have not won a road series in Milwaukee since 2021
Trend: Brewers dominate this matchup at home.
Key Player Matchups
Giants Hitters vs. Tyler Harrison
Thairo Estrada: 2-for-7 (.286), 2B
Wilmer Flores: 3-for-10 (.300), HR
Jorge Soler: 1-for-8 (.125), 4 K
Edge: Harrison — slider neutralizes right‑handed power.
Brewers Hitters vs. Carson McDonald
Christian Yelich: 4-for-8 (.500), HR
Brice Turang: 3-for-7 (.429), 2B
Rhys Hoskins: 2-for-6 (.333), HR
Edge: Brewers — lefties and disciplined hitters thrive vs. McDonald’s command issues.
Betting Trends
San Francisco
1–6 in last 7 games
2–9 in last 11 road games
Under is 6–3 in last 9 Giants games
Milwaukee
8–2 in last 10 home games
6–1 in Harrison’s last 7 starts
Brewers 10–3 in last 13 vs. Giants
Totals Trends
American Family Field overs hit at 52% with roof closed
Giants’ offense trending under, Brewers trending over
Game Odds
San Francisco Giants 7.5
Milwaukee Brewers – 200
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Monday, June 1, 2026
