Brewers vs Rockies

Milwaukee finally has some wind in their sails, riding a three-game win streak into hitter-friendly Coors Field where they'll face a floundering Rockies squad that’s dropped eight of ten. With the Rockies still struggling to find consistency, as pitchers always struggle in the thinner air of Coors Field, as well as their starter Ryan Feltner having limited success navigating the Brewers' lineup in the past. On the flip side, Milwaukee’s Quinn Priester has been pitching fine in his career, but started this season in AAA before making his Brewers debut today against the Rockies, looking to keep their streak going. The Brewers are backed by a powerful lineup led by William Contreras and Christian Yelich — both seeing the ball well this season — while the Rocky Mountain crew continues to sputter at the plate beyond Ryan McMahon and Ezequiel Tovar. While anything can happen at altitude, the better momentum, healthier arms, and superior bullpen (anchored by Trevor Megill) tip this matchup toward the Cheeseheads. Take Milwaukee at -115 for a modest mix of value and predictability. We give this pick a solid B — reasonable payout and strong likelihood. Odds and availability are subject to change.

Coming off a modest three-game winning streak, the Brewers look to continue their momentum against a scuffling Rockies team that can’t seem to gain traction, dropping eight of their last ten games. The Mile High bats won’t be enough to overcome shaky starting pitching—Colorado's rotation has been lit up for a 5.16 ERA, with Ryan Feltner being particularly vulnerable—he’s 0-0 in his two starts with a 3.60 ERA this season— with former NL Central rival Christian Yelich has a history of strong performances against him. On the flip side, Milwaukee’s staff gets a boost with Quinn Priester set to start, and offense-wise, Jackson Chourio is taking flight with a .313 average over his last seven games. While Coors Field is always a wildcard factor, the Rockies’ current slump and lack of healthy arms (still missing relievers Jalen Beeks and Daniel Bard) make the +1.5 line hard to trust. Milwaukee looks sharp, and the value on the Brew Crew at -1.5 earns a B+ for both reliability and payoff potential. Odds and availability are subject to change.

Coming off a modest two-game winning streak, the Brewers look to continue their momentum against a scuffling Rockies team that can’t seem to gain traction, dropping eight of their first ten games. The Mile High bats won’t be enough to overcome shaky starting pitching—Colorado's rotation has been lit up for a 6.43 ERA, with Dakota Hudson particularly vulnerable; he’s 0-2 with a 7.27 ERA this season, and former NL Central rival Christian Yelich has a history of strong performances against him. On the flip side, Milwaukee’s staff gets a boost with Colin Rea set to start, and with elite closer Devin Williams still out, it's reassuring to see the bullpen tightening up to support the starting effort. Offense-wise, rookie phenom Jackson Chourio is taking flight with a .313 average over his last seven games. While Coors Field is always a wildcard factor, the Rockies’ current slump and lack of healthy arms (still missing relievers Jalen Beeks and Daniel Bard) make the +1.5 line hard to trust. Milwaukee looks sharp, and the value on the Brew Crew at -1.5 earns a B+ for both reliability and payoff potential. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 10/04/2025 04:59