Atlanta Braves vs Milwaukee Brewers: Match Prediction, Injury Report & Players to watch out for

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Match Preview: Atlanta Braves vs Milwaukee Brewers

The Atlanta Braves will face the Milwaukee Brewers on 18th May 2022, in what will be the third and final game of their ongoing series.

Brewers won the first game of the series, while the Braves bounced back in the second game and leveled up the series. This will be a deciding game between two fierce rivals and we can expect them to be at their best.

Braves currently have a record of 17-20.
Brewers currently have a record of 23-14.

Injury Report:

Atlanta:

Player	Position	Updated	Injury	Injury Status
Tyler Matzek	RP	Wed, May 18	Shoulder	Expected to be out until at least Jun 17
Manny Pina	C	Wed, May 11	Wrist	Out for the season
Eddie Rosario	RF	Tue, Apr 26	Eye	Expected to be out until at least Jun 20
Luke Jackson	RP	Wed, Apr 13	Elbow	Out for the season
Kirby Yates	RP	Wed, Mar 30	Elbow	Expected to be out until at least Aug 1
Jay Jackson	RP	Tue, Mar 29	Lat	Expected to be out until at least Jun 1
Mike Soroka	SP	Wed, Mar 16	Achilles	Expected to be out until at least Aug 1

Source: CBS Sports

Brewers:

Player	Position	Updated	Injury	Injury Status
Willy Adames	SS	Tue, May 17	Ankle	Expected to be out until at least May 21
Jean-Carlos Mejia	RP	Tue, May 17	Suspension	Expected to be out until at least Aug 18
Andrew McCutchen	DH	Tue, May 17	Illness	Expected to be out until at least May 20
Jandel Gustave	RP	Mon, May 16	Hamstring	Expected to be out until at least Jun 28
Justin Topa	RP	Wed, May 11	Elbow	Expected to be out until at least Jun 7
Jake Cousins	RP	Tue, May 10	Elbow	Expected to be out until at least Jul 22

Source: CBS Sports

Player to watch out for in Atlanta Braves vs Milwaukee Brewers

Christian Yelich – Brewers

If the Brewers want to win the series then Yelich needs to step up and be at his best to help his team to take down the defending champions.

Match Prediction & Telecast Details:

_{Jul 19, 2019; Atlanta, GA, USA; Atlanta Braves left fielder Austin Riley (27) hits a double against the Washington Nationals in the fourth inning at SunTrust Park. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports}

The Braves are in a good position to win the series, and they should be able to get the job done. However, it won’t be an easy task because the Brewers are in a good form as well.