The Milwaukee Brewers (45-39) are in strong form heading into their series opener against the Chicago Cubs (38-44) on Monday afternoon. Milwaukee posted its third straight series victory when it beat Pittsburgh in a 6-3 final on Sunday. The Brewers are tied with Cincinnati for first place in the National League Central, while Chicago has fallen six games back of the leaders after losing six of its last seven games. Right-handed veteran Julio Teheran (2-3, 2.85 ERA) is going to start for Milwaukee, squaring off against Cubs southpaw Drew Smyly (7-5, 3.96 ERA). '
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