New York Mets vs Milwaukee Brewers Prediction and Same Game Parlay picks, August 25, 2026

As the Mets take on the Brewers, all eyes will be on Kyle Harrison, whose recent outings suggest he might struggle to reach 15.5 outs. The young lefty has shown flashes of potential, but he’s also faced challenges, particularly against lineups that excel at making contact. The Brewers, with their potent offensive weapons, have been known to grind out at-bats, making it tough for pitchers to rack up outs. Moreover, Harrison's average outing has only seen him complete about 5.5 innings lately, which translates to fewer than 17 outs. With Milwaukee's hitters showing a knack for patience at the plate, it’s likely they’ll capitalize on any mistakes. Given all these factors, betting the under on Harrison's outs recorded seems prudent, especially with the numbers hinting at a significant edge in favor of the under. Expect a tough battle for Harrison, keeping him under that 15.5 mark.

Jackson Chourio Under 1.5 Hits (-256)

As the Mets welcome the Brewers to Citi Field, all eyes will be on Jackson Chourio, the young phenom. However, betting on him to go over 1.5 hits may be a stretch given his recent struggles at the plate. Chourio has been grappling with consistency, finding it tough against right-handed pitchers like the Mets' ace, who boasts an impressive 2.95 ERA at home. The Brewers' lineup, while explosive at times, has been experiencing a dip in production against quality pitching. In fact, Chourio's recent outings have seen him averaging just over half a hit per game, making the ‘under’ a tempting play here. With the Mets' strong defense and Chourio facing a tough matchup, expecting him to get two hits seems overly optimistic. The under on his hits feels like the right call tonight, as rookie jitters and a formidable opponent loom large.

Brice Turang (MIL) Under 1.5 Total Bases (-192)

As the Mets gear up to face the Brewers on August 25, Brice Turang finds himself in a tough spot to surpass 1.5 total bases. The Mets' pitching staff has been lights out lately, boasting a stingy 3.15 ERA over their last 30 games. With their ace on the mound, Turang could face a barrage of strikeouts, especially given his struggles against right-handed pitchers this season. Moreover, Turang's recent form shows a concerning trend—he's managed to secure just a handful of hits in his last few outings. The Brewers' lineup has stumbled in critical moments, and Turang's consistency at the plate has wavered. With the Mets playing for playoff positioning and their bullpen ready to shut down any threats, it's hard to imagine Turang breaking through for more than a single base. Betting the under on his total bases feels like a savvy play here.

That is the whole read. Every leg above is our own number against the price on the board at the time we wrote this, and the price can move before you get on. Bet what you can afford to lose. If betting stops being fun, take a break.