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The Milwaukee Brewers dominated the Colorado Rockies 7–1 on June 6 at Coors Field, with the visiting offense breaking through despite modest overall numbers. Milwaukee's pitching staff was the decisive factor, allowing just 5 hits and 0 earned runs while striking out 11 batters and posting a 3.25 ERA. The Brewers' lineup generated 13 hits and 5 home runs, driving in 6 runs to overwhelm Colorado's anemic offense. The Rockies managed only 5 hits, struck out 11 times, and scored a single run on a .705 OPS, a stark underperformance at Coors Field where the Vegas total line sat at 1. Colorado's pitching staff surrendered 7 earned runs across 13 hits while committing 1 error, posting a bloated 5.50 ERA that reflected the team's defensive struggles. The disparity in run production—Milwaukee's 7 runs on 5 home runs versus Colorado's inability to generate consistent offensive pressure—defined a lopsided affair that highlighted the Brewers' pitching depth heading into the season's second month.