Brewers raise a 2nd-inning toast, then keep the Rockies from refilling the glass

The Milwaukee Brewers moved to 9-12 after an 8-4 result over the Colorado Rockies, who went to 10-11 at American Family Fields of Phoenix.

First inning

The Rockies opened with 2 runs on 3 hits while the Brewers were held to 0 runs despite 1 hit in the bottom half.

Second inning

The Brew Crew flipped the game with 4 runs on 4 hits, and Colorado posted a 0-run frame to keep the gap in place.

Third inning

Colorado produced 0 runs on 1 hit, and Milwaukee matched that with a 0-run inning while being held without a hit.

Fourth inning

The Brewers logged a 0-run inning on 1 hit, and the Rockies answered with 0 runs while being held without a hit.

Fifth inning

Milwaukee added 3 runs on 2 hits while the Rox stayed at 0 runs with 0 hits, and the Brewers capitalized on the Rockies finishing with 2 errors in the game.

Sixth inning

Colorado pushed across 1 run on 2 hits, and Milwaukee came back with a 0-run inning to keep the score line unchanged.

Seventh inning

The Blake Street Bombers went scoreless with 0 hits, and the Brewers also posted 0 runs with 0 hits in a quiet exchange.

Eighth inning

The Brewers tacked on 1 run on 2 hits, and the Rockies went 0 runs with 0 hits as Milwaukee’s pitching staff continued to limit traffic.

Ninth inning

Colorado scored 1 run on 2 hits in the top of the inning, and Milwaukee finished the day with 10 hits and a .303 team batting average as part of a Brewers vs Rockies recap.

Brandon Lockridge contributed a 1.833 on-base plus slugging in his previous game, Joey Ortiz posted a 1.75 on-base plus slugging in his previous game, and Jake Bauers recorded a .667 on-base percentage in his previous game.

Milwaukee’s staff finished with 9 strikeouts and allowed 8 hits, while Colorado’s offense accounted for 4 runs across the opening inning, the sixth inning, and the ninth inning in the Brewers vs Rockies highlights.

The Brewers match rating for this one starts with an 8-run output, and the post game analysis also points to Milwaukee leaving 11 runners on base while still building separation early.

The Brewers next game is scheduled for 12:05 PM EDT on 2026-03-15 against the San Francisco Giants at Scottsdale Stadium in Scottsdale, Arizona, and the broadcast is slated for SF Video. Stick with it, track the next box score, and share this article with other Brew Crew fans.