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The Colorado Rockies defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 5–2 on July 24 at American Family Field, staying under the Vegas total of 8.5 runs despite a tight contest. Colorado's pitching proved decisive, limiting Milwaukee to just 2 earned runs while striking out 8 batters with a 5.47 ERA, though the Rockies' own staff also fanned 8 Milwaukee hitters. The Rockies' offense was modest but efficient: 9 hits and 0 home runs, yet they drove in 5 runs and drew 3 walks to post a .745 OPS. Milwaukee managed 9 hits of their own with 2 home runs and a .732 OPS, but could only convert those into 2 runs, reflecting poor run production relative to baserunner availability. The Brewers' 8 strikeouts and 1 walk suggested aggressive but largely unsuccessful plate discipline against Colorado's pitching. Neither team committed errors, keeping the game clean defensively. Colorado's ability to manufacture runs from limited power suggests the Rockies are relying on situational hitting, a trend worth monitoring as they continue their road trip.