Guardians at Brewers Preview: Heavy Arms in Week 64

The Brewers are rolling at American Family Field with a 23-14 home record. They've won their last game and sit at 43-26 overall—that's serious business in the Central. You've got to love their confidence right now. Cleveland comes in at 39-33, riding a two-game winning streak but struggling on the road. The Guardians lost six of their last ten games. This matchup feels huge for both teams. Milwaukee's got the homefield advantage and momentum. Can they keep building on what's working? Cleveland needs to shake off that rough stretch and find wins away from home. Let's see who takes control on Tuesday night at American Family Field.

Slade Cecconi gets the ball for Cleveland on Tuesday. He's part of a Guardians rotation built on depth and reliability. That's been Cleveland's identity for years—solid pitching from top to bottom. The Brewers counter with Robert Gasser, their own starter looking to keep Milwaukee rolling. Both teams trust their pitchers to compete every single day. Cleveland's missing some key pieces right now with Jose Ramirez out and other injuries piling up. That puts extra pressure on the pitching staff to keep games close. Gasser will face a Guardians lineup trying to find their rhythm on the road. This pitcher matchup could decide everything.

Jose Ramirez is out with a hand injury until next July. Chase DeLauter got hurt crashing into the wall. Angel Martinez hurt his foot. These injuries are piling up for Cleveland at the worst time. You need your stars healthy when you're trying to climb in the standings. The Guardians have Erik Sabrowski rehabbing his elbow, too. David Fry and Daniel Schneemann will get more chances to step up. Milwaukee's got injury issues as well, but the Brewers are still winning games. Cleveland needs everyone to stay healthy and contribute. Without Ramirez in the lineup, the Guardians look different offensively.