What time is the Brewer game today? Where to watch series vs Marlins
The Milwaukee Brewers are back from the All-Star break.
And they're finally back home. They're also back on their usual broadcast location for the entire weekend.
The National League Central-leading Brewers begin their longest homestand of the season on Friday, July 17, with a series against the Miami Marlins, who have surged into a wild-card spot in the NL over the last month and a half.
It comes after the Brewers played their longest stretch away from home of the season in which they played two doubleheaders as part of a three-city, 11-game road trip before the All-Star break.
While the Brewers have had some time to recover, it won't get any easier. Not only do they continue to battle pitching injuries, a hot Marlins team comes to town. Since the end of May, the Marlins have gone 26-11, to go from eight games under .500 to 52-45. During this span, Miami has only lost two series.
One came in the final series before the All-Star break. Like the Brewers, the Marlins were swept last weekend when they combined to only score five runs in three games.
Runs might be hard to come by for the Brewers to start the series as they'll face two of the National League's top pitchers in Sandy Alcantara, who is tied for the MLB lead in quality starts, on July 17 and then all-star Max Meyer, who is top-10 in ERA, on July 18.
Meanwhile, the Brewers acquired two pitchers from the Houstons Astros earlier this week to help bolster an injured and fatigued staff.
Here's what to know about the Brewers series against the Marlins, including where to watch, start time for the games, probable pitchers, tickets, standings and more:
Are the Brewers playing today?
Yes, after four days off for the All-Star break the Brewers are back to begin the unofficial second-half of the season.
They open a three-game series against the Marlins to kickstart a nine-game homestand on Friday, July 17.
It's the Brewers' first home game in 15 days following their longest road trip of the season and the extended time off for the All-Star game.
What channel is the Brewers game tonight?
The Brewers will play all of their games this weekend on Brewers.TV.
Milwaukee Brewers news
Here are some recent Brewers headlines:
- The Milwaukee Brewers' 2027 schedule has been released. Here are highlights
- Brewers add needed depth to rotation picture to help an injury-riddled pitching staff
- Brandon Woodruff, wife Jonie welcome third child into their Crew
- Brewers' Blake Perkins and wife Falyn are expecting their first child
- Brewers pitcher's brother signs as draft pick with Yankees
Brewers starting pitcher today
Here are the probable starting pitchers for the Brewers' series against the Marlins.
- Brewers RHP Logan Henderson (3-1, 3.18 ERA) vs. Marlins RHP Sandy Alcantara (10-5, 3.99 ERA)
- Brewers LHP Shane Drohan (4-3, 3.09 ERA) vs. Marlin RHP Max Meyer (9-1, 2.58 ERA)
- Brewers LHP Robert Gasser (2-4, 5.24 ERA) vs. Marlin RHP Eury Perez (5-7, 3.78 ERA)
Brewers record
The Brewers are 59-37.
It's the most number of wins at the All-Streak break in franchise history. The team reached a season-high 25 games over .500 prior to arriving in Pittsburgh on two instances during their five-game series against the St. Louis Cardinals.
Brewers tickets
Tickets are available for the Brewers' weekend series against the Marlins.
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Brewers standings
The Brewers (59-37) come out of the All-Star break with five-game lead in the standings over the Chicago Cubs and an 8.5 lead over the third-place St. Louis Cardinals. They also have a 3.5-game lead over the Atlanta Braves for the No. 2 overall seed in the National League. The Brewers trail the two-time reigning World Series champion Dodgers by just 1.5 games for the No. 1 seed.
National League Central standings
The NL Central is the only division in baseball with four of its five teams above .500. The Pirates swept the Brewers just before the All-Star break to get to three games over .500.
- Milwaukee Brewers: 59-37
- Chicago Cubs: 54-42
- St. Louis Cardinals: 50-45
- Pittsburgh Pirates: 50-47
- Cincinnati Reds: 43-52
Brewers schedule
The Brewers open a nine-game homestand on Friday, July 17.
They play the Miami Marlins for three games, followed by the New York Mets for three on July 20-22 and then the Colorado Rockies next weekend for three on July 24-26.
- Friday, July 17: vs. Marlins (6:40 p.m.)
- Saturday, July 18: vs. Marlins (3:10 p.m.)
- Sunday, July 19: vs. Marlins (1:10 p.m.)
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: What time is the Brewer game today? Where to watch series vs Marlins
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