The Brewers have a strong chance to take this game against the Mariners for a few key reasons. Tobias Myers has been lights-out this spring and he is showing that he’s in rhythm and keeping hitters off balance. Milwaukee’s bullpen has also been solid, meaning even if Myers only goes a few innings, they have the arms to back him up. On the other side, Seattle hasn’t officially named a starter, which could mean they’re either experimenting with different arms or rolling with a bullpen game—both of which favor Milwaukee’s chances. Offensively, the Brewers have been more consistent at the plate, making better contact and capitalizing on scoring opportunities. If they can keep up the same energy, they should take care of business against Seattle.