#901 ASA TOP PLAY ON 10* Run Line: Milwaukee Brewers +1.5 runs (-130) over San Francisco Giants, Thursday at 3:45 PM ET - The money line on this game has moved toward the Giants and the run line has followed suit as of early Thursday morning. This has put the Brewers +1.5 runs into a very playable range as it is now around a -130 price. The Giants, even if they win this game, have 25 wins by just 1-run this season. Only two teams in the majors have more than that. The point is that San Francisco may not even win this game and, if they do, it might be by just a single run. Only 59 of the Giants 133 games this season have been a SF win by a margin of 2 or more goals. With the way San Francisco is slumping, that is likely to be 59 of 134 after this one goes into the books. The Giants have lost 4 straight games overall and also 4 straight home games. San Francisco, with yesterday's loss, dropped to 23-18 this season against left-handed starters. The Brewers have been the best road team in the majors this season with a record of 46-23. Milwaukee starter Eric Lauer has given up some big hits to the Giants in recent meetings at San Francisco but still he is 3-0 in his last 3 starts against them with only 14 hits allowed in 18 innings. San Francisco has been in a slump at the plate and has been held to 3 or less runs in 10 of last 14 games. The Brewers have won 8 of 11 games and have scored 4 or more runs in 8 of those 11 games. Giants starter Logan Webb has great numbers this season but too much weight is being put on that and not enough on the overall recent play of these teams and that has led to line value with Milwaukee in this spot. The fact the Brewers just saw Webb (for the first time) 4 weeks ago also should help them here. Brewers are 66-37 against right-handed starters this season and, just like last year, Webb is again struggling more against left-handed bats than righties. Just like yesterday's game, look for the Brewers to have left-handed bats for at least 4 of the 8 position players. Look for the hot team to get the upset but, if they do fall short, the run line should prove to be ample insurance. Bet the Milwaukee Brewers +1.5 runs on the run line.