The Milwaukee Brewers are in Queens to face the New York Mets in a pivotal day/night doubleheader, with Game 2 scheduled at 7:10 PM EST. Jacob Misiorowski, MLB's newest standout, takes the mound for Milwaukee, boasting a perfect start record of 3-0 and a minuscule 1.13 ERA over 16 innings. In contrast, Mets' Blade Tidwell has struggled, allowing 12 earned runs in his first three starts.

As the Brewers aim to extend their five-game winning streak at Citi Field, they have shown solid form against NL opponents, with key betting insights pointing towards the total runs expected at 8.0. Experts recommend betting on the Brewers' moneyline and covering the spread at -1.5. Players to watch include Brandon Nimmo, who is on a 5-game hitting streak, and Rhys Hoskins, whose recent performance has waned. All eyes are set on Misiorowski to maintain his form against a struggling Tidwell.

On July 2, the Milwaukee Brewers (47-37) face the New York Mets (48-37) at Citi Field in what promises to be an engaging doubleheader. Both teams boast similar records, yet their current trajectories tell contrasting stories. The Mets are struggling, having lost three straight and seven of their last ten games, largely due to injuries affecting their pitching staff. Although Juan Soto has returned to form with three home runs in the last five games, the rest of the offense has been lackluster, leaving New York trailing the Philadelphia Phillies in the NL East.

Conversely, the Brewers have found their rhythm, winning eight of their last ten games and inching closer in the NL Central race, sitting just 2.5 games behind the Cubs. Today's matchup will see Freddy Peralta taking the mound for Milwaukee, coming off a solid performance against the Pirates with 8 strikeouts, while Clay Holmes, also performing well, takes the ball for New York. With betting lines showing the Mets as slight favorites, the game could provide a chance for savvy bettors to capitalize on the Brewers’ momentum.

In the latest analysis on the Yahoo Trade Market, key players like Mookie Betts and Gunnar Henderson are evaluated for potential buy-low opportunities. Betts has seen a dip in performance, with a lower exit velocity leading to the recommendation to let him go for a more productive player. Henderson, conversely, is encouraged as a buy-low target due to his potential for a strong second half despite current underwhelming power numbers. Jarren Duran's decreasing stats might present a good buy-low scenario given his solid exit velocity and sprint speed.

Austin Riley is viewed as a player to hold, as advanced metrics suggest he may bounce back, despite the Braves' overall offensive struggles. William Contreras has underperformed to the extent of advising to trade him for better options at other positions. Lastly, Michael Harris II is flagged as a player to avoid trading for, given his poor current form.

This week's fantasy baseball waiver wire targets feature a mix of under-the-radar contributors making an impact as we approach the halfway point of the MLB season. Otto Lopez, the Miami Marlins' versatile infielder, has been on fire with a .301 batting average in June, showcasing his potential for both power and speed. The Brewers' Isaac Collins is seizing his opportunity with regular playing time, hitting .309 in his last 19 games. Gary Sanchez, now the primary catcher for the Orioles, is making waves with a .354 average and power surge, making him an attractive trade candidate. Outfielder Jake Meyers of the Astros is a solid addition as he’s raised his batting average to .317 with key contributions in stolen bases. Lastly, Tyler Freeman of the Rockies brings significant upside with his ability to contribute in multiple categories, especially if he secures a top spot in the batting order.

Jacob Misiorowski is quickly establishing himself as the front-runner for National League Rookie of the Year. The Milwaukee Brewers rookie pitcher has seen his odds plummet from +1700 to -180 at DraftKings, indicating a strong performance. In his first three starts, he boasts a remarkable 1.13 ERA, allowing just three hits with 19 strikeouts over 16 innings. Notably, his fastball has been clocked over 100 mph, setting franchise records.

Following a victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates and a stellar matchup against fellow rookie sensation Paul Skenes, Misiorowski's dominance has become a focal point of the league. Skenes may have grabbed headlines previously, but Misiorowski's performance is making waves, positioning him as the clear favorite to take home the prestigious Rookie of the Year award.