The Phillies have been crushing the ball recently, scoring 54 runs in their last seven games (7.7 runs/game), but after a lengthy homestand, I predict their bats will cool off on the road vs. Freddy Peralta and the Brewers bullpen (8th-lowest ERA and fifth-lowest WHIP).

The Milwaukee starter sports a 3.76 ERA and a 1.04 WHIP at home (14 outings) with a 108:25 K:BB ratio in 76.2 innings. He has allowed four total runs in his last four starts and has 46 Ks in 30 innings this month. Peralta has held 20 of 25 opponents to three or fewer runs and 13 opponents to two or fewer runs.

Philadelphia starter Zach Wheeler faces a Brewers lineup that was also pretty hot, scoring 58 runs in a nine-game stretch (6.4/game), but has since cooled off (two runs in their last two games vs. the Cubs). I feel confident predicting that the veteran righty will keep Milwaukee's bats cool, as he's held eight of his last ten opponents to three or fewer runs. In his last start, he surrendered one run with ten strikeouts in a seven-inning win. Wheeler has a 3.40 ERA and a 1.11 WHIP with a 93:16 K:BB ratio in 14 road outings this season.