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Milwaukee Brewers vs Arizona Diamondbacks

Friday, Jul 3, 2026Chase Field9:45 PM ETPreview
MIL · Away · 53-32

Milwaukee Brewers

NL Central · 1st · —
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9:45 PM ET
Series 34
AZ · Home · 43-43

Arizona Diamondbacks

Starting pitchers
2.57
ERA
1.04
WHIP
11.2
K/9
77.0
IP
15
GS
2.2
BB/9
Last 5 starts
Mar 30Tampa Bay Rays5ip1ER
Apr 5Kansas City Royals5.1ip2ER
Apr 11Washington Nationals4.1ip2ER
Apr 21Detroit Tigers3ip1ER
Apr 26Pittsburgh Pirates6ip0ER
vs AZ — career
4GS.361OPP AVG13K
↓ ERA trending down lately
Lineup not yet announced · posted ~1–2 hrs before first pitch
Pitcher vs opposing lineup (vs RHP / LHP splits)
Milwaukee Brewers batters vs Jose Cabrera (RHP)
Batter
AVG
OPS
HR
Andrew Vaughn
0.280
0.732
1
Blake Perkins
0.057
0.232
0
Brice Turang
0.290
0.913
11
Christian Yelich
0.257
0.726
3
Cooper Pratt
0.185
0.535
0
Arizona Diamondbacks batters vs Kyle Harrison (LHP)
Batter
AVG
OPS
HR
Adrian Del Castillo
0.091
0.182
0
Corbin Carroll
0.376
1.073
3
Gabriel Moreno
0.245
0.718
2
Geraldo Perdomo
0.235
0.665
1
Ildemaro Vargas
0.302
0.868
5
◆ Matchup preview

Milwaukee Brewers at Arizona Diamondbacks (2026-07-03). Kyle Harrison vs Jose Cabrera at Chase Field.

Milwaukee sends Kyle Harrison, whose 2.57 ERA and 1.04 WHIP across 77 innings stand out alongside an elite 11.22 K/9 and solid 2.22 BB/9. His recent profile supports the season line: over his last five starts he has allowed only 6 earned runs in 23.2 innings, capped by a dominant 12-strikeout, one-hit outing against Pittsburgh, and his trend ERA is listed as down. Arizona counters with Jose Cabrera, a much smaller sample arm at 3.60 ERA and 1.20 WHIP through 10 innings, with a modest 6.3 K/9 but a clean 1.8 BB/9. Cabrera opened with five scoreless innings against Minnesota before giving up 4 earned runs over five innings at Tampa Bay, so his early form has been more contact-management than bat-missing.

The broader team comparison leans toward Milwaukee as the more complete statistical club. The Brewers carry a .734 OPS and 436 runs scored, both clearly ahead of Arizona’s .694 OPS and 367 runs, while also showing stronger on-base skill with a .338 OBP versus .308. On the mound, Milwaukee again has the edge with a 3.36 team ERA, 1.18 WHIP, and 9.95 K/9, compared with Arizona’s 4.32 ERA, 1.29 WHIP, and 6.9 K/9. The Diamondbacks have also allowed 106 home runs against 83 for the Brewers, a relevant split in a matchup featuring a Milwaukee lineup that has been more efficient at creating traffic and converting it into runs.

Recent head-to-head results were competitive but slightly favored Arizona, which went 4-3 over the last seven meetings, with several one-run games and one higher-scoring 9-8 result mixed in. That pattern, combined with Chase Field and a total of 8.5, creates an interesting tension: Harrison’s strikeout-heavy run prevention points toward suppression early, while Cabrera’s limited sample and Arizona’s weaker overall pitching indicators leave room for Milwaukee to pressure the number. The total sits in a range that reflects respect for the Brewers’ starter more than confidence in a full-game pitchers’ duel.

Key facts
Harrison 2.57 ERA, 1.04 WHIP, 11.22 K/9Cabrera 3.60 ERA in 10 IPBrewers .734 OPS and 436 runsD-backs pitching 4.32 ERA, 1.29 WHIPTotal 8.5
Head to head (2025–2026)
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70
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Team stats 2026
MIL
AZ
Team AVG
0.254
0.238
Team OPS
0.734
0.694
Home runs
79
78
Runs scored
436
367
Team ERA
3.36
4.32
HR allowed
83
106