The Milwaukee Brewers return to American Family Field on Saturday, July 25, 2026, to host the Colorado Rockies in a 7:10 PM ET first pitch. Robert Gasser gets the ball for Milwaukee, squaring off against Colorado right-hander Ryan Feltner. It's a midsummer home matchup that gives the Brewers a chance to add to their win column in front of the home crowd, and with the second half of the season well underway, every game in the standings carries real weight.
Probable Starters: Robert Gasser vs. Ryan Feltner
Robert Gasser draws the start for the Brewers. The left-hander has shown flashes of genuine upside since arriving in the organization, and a home start against the Rockies represents a solid opportunity. Colorado doesn't carry the most fearsome lineup in the National League, but that's exactly the kind of game a developing starter needs to attack rather than just survive. Gasser will need to establish his fastball early, work efficiently through the order, and give the bullpen a genuine rest after a long week.
Ryan Feltner gets the nod for Colorado. The right-hander has had stretches of promise at the big league level but has also shown the inconsistency that comes with a club still searching for its identity. Feltner's ability to miss bats will be the key variable — if his secondary stuff is working, this could be a tighter game than expected. If the Brewers are able to lay off his offspeed pitches and work counts, they should find opportunities to do damage.
Keys to Watch in This Brewers-Rockies Matchup
- Gasser's command: Walks are the enemy for any starter going up against a lineup that can string together at-bats. Gasser needs to pitch ahead in counts and limit free passes.
- Brewers lineup discipline: Feltner can get hitters chasing. Milwaukee's best approach is patience — work counts, make him throw strikes, and put traffic on the bases for the middle of the order.
- Bullpen management: If Gasser gives the Brewers five or six quality innings, the backend of the Milwaukee bullpen is a genuine weapon. Getting to that depth is the goal.
- Home atmosphere: American Family Field on a Saturday night in late July is one of the better environments in the NL Central. The Brewers have historically played well at home, and the crowd can be a factor in close games.
Prediction
This is a game Milwaukee should be motivated to win at home. The Rockies are not a club that typically punishes mistakes at the plate the way the top teams in the league do, which gives Gasser room to work through any early-inning rust. If the Brewers offense shows patience against Feltner and Gasser logs a quality start, expect Milwaukee to come away with a win. Brewers 5, Rockies 3.
Coverage begins at 7:10 PM ET. Catch the game on Brewers.TV Presented by Potawatomi Sportsbook or listen locally on WTMJ 620 AM.
