Teheran, who we have seen very little of in the past couple of years, looked sharp in his return allowing a single run over five innings in his first start of the season. Manoah has not looked himself at all to date, and doesn't seem to be improving. He has an ugly 6.45 ERA in May, averaging barely over four innings a start, with equal K's and BB's this month. He has been particularly bad at home. The Blue Jays still haven't gelled as a team and are just 4-6 in their last 10 games. Both offense and relief pitching have been uneven. The Brewers, also 4-6, are as usual light-hitting, but aren't getting the pitching they usually have, including an average bullpen lately. The Jays are a medium favorite, but I am just not confident that Manoah's troubles are over yet. Look for a second strong outing from a voice from the past, and take the Brewers to at least keep this one close. Take Milwaukee +1 1/2. 9 stars!