MLB - Both of these teams were struggling to score runs prior to yesterday's 9-5 Brewers win. The point is one game doesn't automatically turn around a long-term trend. Milwaukee, prior to yesterday, had scored an average of 2.3 runs per game last 6 games. The Cardinals had averaged scoring 3.8 runs per game last 5 games. Some line value here because starter Brett Anderson allowed 3 earned runs in first start but should bounce back here as he gave up only 4 hits in 5 innings. Per the simulation report, Daniel Ponce de Leon also in line for a strong start. He had a great first outing and has held opposing hitters to a .200 batting average in his 119.1 career innings. After yesterday's surprising finish, normalcy returns. Play UNDER (Cardinals/Brewers)