Milwaukee Brewers @ Colorado Rockies - April 10, 2025

Ah, the sweet aroma of baseball season is in the air, and I can feel the excitement building like a fresh pot of coffee on a Sunday morning. Coors Field will be buzzing as the Milwaukee Brewers roll into town to face off against the struggling Colorado Rockies. Now, let me tell you; I’ve watched enough games to know that anything can happen, but I have a strong hunch about this one.

Let’s break it down. We’ve got Quinn Priester taking the mound for the Brewers—his ERA might not be pretty at 6.3, but he’s boasting an impressive strikeout rate of 8.4 per game. That tells me he’s capable of racking up outs when needed. The kid may still be new to the big leagues, but sometimes those fresh arms come in with nothing to lose and everything to prove.

On the other side, we’ve got Ryan Feltner from Colorado who has shown some potential with a 4.1 ERA and decent strikeout numbers as well at 5.8 per game. However, let’s not mince words—the Rockies are in a tailspin right now, sitting at a dismal record with just two wins out of eleven attempts. They’re struggling offensively too, averaging only 1.8 runs per game with a batting average that hovers around .200—yikes! That’s like trying to swim with weights tied to your ankles.

Now let’s talk about recent form: Milwaukee is riding high with three straight wins under their belt and they absolutely crushed Colorado last time out by a staggering score of 17-2. If that isn’t enough motivation for them to keep pressing forward tonight, I don’t know what is! Meanwhile, Colorado comes into this matchup limping through their last nine games where they’ve managed just one win—not exactly confidence-inspiring.

The oddsmakers opened this matchup with Colorado as slight favorites at -101 on the moneyline—but honestly? With how these teams have been performing, I wouldn’t touch that line if my life depended on it! The Brewers are clearly in better form and should ride their momentum into another victory here.

As far as total runs go, we’re looking at an over/under set at 10.5 which feels quite generous considering Milwaukee has proved they can rack up runs while Colorado’s offense seems perpetually stuck in neutral mode. But given both pitchers’ propensity for giving up hits—especially Priester’s shaky start—I suspect we could see more fireworks tonight than expected.

In conclusion: my prediction is simple—Milwaukee takes this one convincingly while hitting that over mark as well. So grab yourself some popcorn and settle in; it’s going to be an entertaining night of baseball! And remember my superstitious ritual: always wear your lucky socks when betting on your favorite team—it can’t hurt!