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The Milwaukee Brewers dominated the Colorado Rockies 12–4 on June 7 at Coors Field, with the visiting offense delivering a comprehensive performance despite modest power numbers. Milwaukee's lineup collected 17 hits and drove in 12 runs while striking out only 5 times, posting a .720 OPS that significantly outpaced Colorado's anemic .704 mark. The Brewers' pitching staff was equally impressive, allowing just 7 hits and 4 earned runs across the game with a 3.26 ERA, while the Rockies' pitchers surrendered 17 hits and 12 earned runs (5.60 ERA). Colorado managed only 7 hits and a single home run, struggling to generate consistent offensive pressure despite playing at the hitter-friendly Coors Field. The Brewers' ability to accumulate runs through contact hitting and baserunning rather than power—they had just 1 home run themselves—suggests a team executing fundamentals effectively on the road. This victory underscores Milwaukee's pitching depth and offensive consistency as they look to maintain momentum in the division race.