Brewers 11 - Rockies 2 (7/26/2026): Misiorowski Dominates With 12 Strikeouts

The Milwaukee Brewers secured a commanding 11-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies at American Family Field. The win propels the Brewers to an impressive 65-39 record, cementing their place at the top of the NL Central. The Rockies, on the other hand, continue to struggle, slipping to a 42-64 record, languishing in the fifth spot in the NL West.

Early Lead and Dominance

The Brewers started strong, putting up three runs in the first inning, setting the tone for the rest of the game. The Rockies were unable to respond in kind, remaining scoreless until the fifth inning. Milwaukee's potent offense continued to exert pressure, adding five more runs in the sixth inning to widen the gap.

As the game progressed, the Brewers added two runs in the seventh and another in the eighth, asserting their dominance. The Rockies managed a solo run in the seventh inning, but it was insufficient to mount a comeback. Despite the hot and clear weather, the Rockies' bats were mostly quiet, managing just five hits throughout the game.

Standout Performances

On the mound, Jacob Misiorowski delivered a stellar performance for the Brewers, pitching five innings, allowing just one run, and striking out twelve batters. Misiorowski's dominance was complemented by effective relief pitching from the Brewers' bullpen, which shut down the Rockies' offense.

Offensively, Milwaukee showcased a balanced attack with seven doubles and a home run. Andrew Vaughn had a standout performance, going 1-for-4 with a two-run home run, while Jackson Chourio added two hits and an RBI to contribute to the Brewers’ tally.

Rockies' Struggles Continue

For the Rockies, Kyle Freeland started on the mound, pitching 5.33 innings but conceding five runs on six hits. The Rockies bullpen struggled to contain the Brewers, with Justin Herget and Victor Vodnik giving up five runs in just 1.67 innings combined.

The Rockies' offensive highlights were limited to home runs by Willie Castro and Cole Carrigg, each contributing one RBI. Their inability to string together hits and capitalize on opportunities continues to be a concern as they look to turn their season around.

Manager Warren Schaeffer will need to rally his team quickly, as they head to San Diego to take on the Padres. With the Rockies’ road record currently standing at 18-35, the challenges of turning their season around away from home are significant.

Meanwhile, the Brewers will travel to San Francisco for a series against the Giants. With their road record of 30-19, the Brewers will aim to maintain their momentum and continue their impressive season under the guidance of manager Pat Murphy.