Milwaukee Brewers at Colorado Rockies: Final Score & Recap

The Milwaukee Brewers erased a late deficit and outlasted the Colorado Rockies 9-7 in ten innings at Coors Field on June 5, 2026, completing a dramatic comeback that began with the DiamondIQ model's estimate giving the Rockies a 70 percent chance of winning before first pitch and ending with the home team at zero percent. Milwaukee was held scoreless from the third inning through the eighth, leaving Colorado in apparent control entering the ninth, but the Brewers erupted for four runs in the top of the ninth and added four more in the tenth to put the game away.

The decisive turning point came in the top of the ninth against Antonio Senzatela, where Sal Frelick delivered a double that shifted Milwaukee's win probability by plus 45.8 percent, the single largest swing of the game. Andrew Vaughn followed with a single worth plus 25.0 percent, and Colorado's Chad Stevens drew a walk off Trevor Megill in the bottom half that kept the Rockies briefly alive, adding plus 26.9 percent from Colorado's side. The Brewers then put the game beyond reach in the tenth, with Jake Bauers doubling off Juan Mejia for a plus 32.9 percent swing and Gary Sánchez drawing a walk that contributed another plus 23.2 percent.

By win probability added, Frelick was the clear standout, finishing at plus 49.5 percent WPA and plus 2.0 RE24, while Bauers posted plus 38.5 percent WPA and plus 1.9 RE24 in a complementary role. Stevens led Colorado's contributors at plus 26.9 percent WPA despite the loss. On the pitching side, Ryan Feltner was the top performer by WPA at plus 33.1 percent for the Rockies, holding Milwaukee in check through much of the game before the bullpen could not complete the job. Milwaukee's errors-free performance, contrasted with Colorado's one error across eleven hits allowed, reflected the execution gap that ultimately defined the result.