Milwaukee at Arizona

Milwaukee doesn't have much offensive punch, scoring 10 runs the last three games (two losses). In their last five wins they've scored a total of 9 runs. The Brewers are 6-20 against the National League West, 4 -1 UNDER the total as a road dog. At least they have rookie Taylor Jungmann (2.04 ERA) going. He has allowed just three runs and 12 hits in 24 innings over his last three starts while emerging as a surprisingly good hurler. The UNDER is 5-1-1 when Jungmann starts with the total set at 7.0-8.5. Milwaukee packed in the season this week, trading veteran third baseman Aramis Ramirez to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Arizona is home and ranked eighth in runs scored, seventh in OBP, and 10th in slugging. All-Star Paul Goldschmidt leads the National League with a .345 average, but is in the midst of a power drought during which he has just one homer over his last 24 games. Arizona has scored three or fewer runs eight of the last 11 games. The Diamondbacks have a good arm going in Rubby De La Rosa (7-5), with a 100-34 strikeout to walk ratio. De La Rosa is 5-1 at home and defeated Miami in his last start, giving up one run and five hits in seven innings. The UNDER is 5-2 when De La Rosa faces a team with a losing record, so jump on home field in a defensive duel. Play Arizona and UNDER the total.