[Jul 25, 2026 (Sat)] MLB Analysis Rockies vs Brewers Preview - BeaverStats

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Rockies vs Brewers (07.25 05:10, American Family Field)

Starters: Rockies Tomoyuki Sugano / Brewers Shane Drohan

The gap shows up right in the standings. Milwaukee sits 2nd with a .630 winning percentage and has won its last game, while Colorado is buried in 15th at .390 and just dropped its last one. The season series tells the same story — the Brewers already lead the head-to-head 3-0, so both the standings and the matchup history point the same direction.

Recent velocity backs it up too. Drohan has been trending up in the 93-95 mph range, while Sugano has held fairly steady in the low 90s. Season ERA favors Drohan clearly as well, 3.20 to 4.76.

Zooming into the last five starts, that gap holds. Drohan FIP over that stretch is 2.92, basically matching his season number, while Sugano sits at 5.88 — actually worse than his season ERA, suggesting his recent form has slipped. Drohan also beat Colorado on the road back on June 8, going 6.1 innings with 3 earned runs, so there is some recent success against this lineup too.

Both lineups are still unconfirmed, so today cards could shift before first pitch. A few Rockies hitters do have some history against Drohan — around 1-for-3 in limited looks — but the sample is far too small to lean on.

Both offenses have cooled recently. Milwaukee is down from a .265 season average to .230 over the last five games, and Colorado has slipped from .261 to .245 as well, so there is not much separation there.

The bullpens tip slightly toward Milwaukee — 13.1 innings at a 4.43 ERA recently compared to Colorado 12.1 innings at 5.21.

Add it all up and most of the signals — standings, head-to-head, and starter form — line up in Milwaukee favor heading into this one.