If you love pitching, this Braves-Brewers series has been a godsend. If you mostly just crave runs being put on the board, you’ve probably suffered. And if all you care about is that the Braves get a “W” instead of an “L” at the end of the day, well, the past two games have been just okay. After losing 1-0 on a ball that got past the catcher and allowed a run to score on Monday, and shutting out the Brewers 3-0 on Tuesday, the Braves will be back at it on Wednesday afternoon in Milwaukee, trying to beat the Brewers in a series for the second time this year.
Fried, Burnes to star in marquee matinee matchup as Braves-Brewers wraps up
