[Aug 3, 2026 (Mon)] MLB Analysis Brewers vs Angels Preview - BeaverStats

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Quick preview of Brewers vs Angels (Aug 3, 2026 (Mon)).

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Brewers vs Angels (Aug 3, 04:15, Angel Stadium)

Starters: Brewers Jacob Misiorowski / Angels Walbert Ureña

There's a big gap between the NL's 1st-place Brewers (69-41, .630 - among the best records in MLB) and the AL's last-place Angels (42-69, .380). Momentum matches exactly - the Brewers are on a 2-game win streak, the Angels on a 5-game skid.

That win streak has come right out of this series. In the continuing matchup, Milwaukee has won both games so far (6-2 on 8/1, 3-1 on 8/2).

The headline tonight is Misiorowski's stuff. His velocity has sat well above 100 mph over his last 5 starts - 101.6, 101.4, 101.9, 101.2, 102.8 - elite, rare velocity, and his 1.58 season ERA (120 IP, 11-4) is right at the top of the league. Ureña isn't bad either - a 2.70 season ERA (93.1 IP) that holds at 2.77 in home starts (his 6-7 record undersells how well he's actually pitched), which is a solid mark for a last-place team's starter. His velocity has actually trended up lately too - 97.1, 96.6, 95.9, 99.1, 99.2.

Neither starter has faced this opponent yet this season, and neither lineup is locked in.

The bullpens lean slightly Angels - they've thrown 15.7 innings recently (versus 12.0 for Milwaukee) yet still posted a better 3.12 ERA against the Brewers' 4.54.

Offensively, Milwaukee has the edge - .258 over their last 5 games versus a .267 season average, a modest dip but still strong, while the Angels have cooled further from .237 to .228.

In summary, the standings, momentum, head-to-head, and hitting mostly point toward Milwaukee, and tonight's starter in Misiorowski is about as good as it gets. Still, Ureña has been surprisingly solid for a last-place team's starter, so this isn't necessarily a total mismatch.