[Jul 21, 2026 (Tue)] MLB Analysis Mets vs Brewers Preview - BeaverStats

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Quick preview of Mets vs Brewers (Jul 21, 2026 (Tue)).

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Mets vs Brewers (07.21 08:40, American Family Field)

Starters: Mets Freddy Peralta / Brewers Jacob Misiorowski

Milwaukee sits second in the National League at 62-37 (.630) and riding a three-game winning streak, while the Mets are 14th at 42-58 (.420) and have only just snapped their skid with a single win. Both the standings and current momentum lean heavily toward the home side. The two clubs have no head-to-head meetings to reference this season.

The gap widens when you look at starter velocity. Misiorowski has climbed from 98.8 mph to as high as 101.6 mph in his most recent outing, his stuff getting sharper by the start. Peralta, meanwhile, has bounced in the low-to-mid 90s and only recently ticked back up to 95.1. Season ERA already shows a wide split — 1.62 for Misiorowski against 4.66 for Peralta.

Five-start FIP tells a similar story. Misiorowski sits at 2.53, a touch higher than his ERA but still elite, while Peralta has ballooned to 5.68, worse than his already rough season number and a sign his recent form has slipped further.

Both lineups are unconfirmed as of now, so there's some room for late changes. Offensively, Milwaukee has cooled from a .262 season average to .218 over the last five games, and the Mets have dropped from .251 to .192 — both bats are cold, though the Mets' slide is the steeper one.

Bullpen-wise, Milwaukee's relievers have logged 12 innings at a 4.41 ERA, while the Mets' pen has been rough at 7.03 over 9.2 innings — another clear edge for the home side.

With the standings, starter stuff, recent form, and bullpen all pointing the same direction, this matchup leans notably in Milwaukee's favor.