First off, neither of these offenses is very strong. The Mets have scored the third-fewest runs in the majors. They are down three key hitters - Lucas Duda, David Wright and Travis d'Arnaud - and also could be missing Neil Walker. New York has scored two or fewer runs in seven of its last 12 games.

Milwaukee ranks 20th in runs scored and has scored more than four runs only twice in its last 10 games.

Matt Harvey is past his bumpy stage. He's looked back in elite form during his last two starts giving up only one run in 14 innings during this span. Aaron Hill is the only Brewer who has faced Harvey. Closer Jeurys Famila is 20-for-20 in save opportunities.

Brewers starter Junior Guerra has been solid allowing three earned runs or less during each of his past five starts. He's also gone at least six innings during all but one of his seven starts. The Brewers have an underrated bullpen with Will Smith back joining Tyler Thornburg (2.84 ERA) and Jeremy Jeffress (2.93 ERA). The Mets have never faced Guerra either.

Miller Park is a strong hitter's park, but that is somewhat negated by the wind blowing in at 10-12 mph.