Brewers vs. Padres Live on FOX: How to Watch the June 7 MLB Showdown

Zander Hawthorne Sep 23 0 Comments

Game Details and Broadcast Options

On Saturday, June 7, the Milwaukee Brewers open their doors at American Family Field for a night‑time duel against the San Diego Padres. The first pitch is slated for 7:35 p.m. ET, giving fans in the Central time zone a 6:35 p.m. start. For anyone wondering how to catch the action, the game will be carried nationally on FOX. Those with a cable subscription can tune in directly, while the network’s official app streams the broadcast to smartphones, tablets, and connected TVs.

If you rely on a streaming service, look for the FOX channel within your provider’s package—services like Hulu Live, YouTube TV, Sling TV, and FuboTV all include it. The stream runs in high definition, and the commentary team will provide the usual mix of play‑by‑play calls and on‑field analysis. For post‑game breakdowns, FOX Sports’ website and mobile app will post a full‑length recap, complete with highlights and expert opinions.

Key Players, Stats, and Prediction

Both clubs bring a mix of power, speed, and veteran poise to the plate. The Brewers count on Christian Yelich to lead the offense. Yelich, a former MVP, is currently batting .288 with 12 homers and 45 RBIs, and he’s hitting well against left‑handed pitching—a factor that could tilt the matchup.

San Diego’s lineup showcases three standout contributors:

• Manny Machado — the Padres’ shortstop sits at a .316 average, has collected hits in four straight games, and is batting .400 over his last five outings with two homers and five RBIs.
• Fernando Tatis Jr. — flashing 13 home runs this season, he ranks 18th in the league for homers and provides a left‑handed power threat.
• Luis Arraez — a contact hitter posting a .283 average, 12 doubles, three triples and three homers, while drawing 12 walks.

Milwaukee’s own Gavin Sheets backs up Yelich with a team‑best 38 RBIs, and he’s been a reliable middle‑of‑order presence. The Brewers’ bullpen, anchored by veteran closer Trevor Richards, has posted a 2.85 ERA in the past month, giving them a solid late‑inning edge.

Betting models currently assign a 55% win probability to the Brewers and 45% to the Padres. The projected final score reads Brewers 4, Padres 3, with total runs expected to stay under 8.5. The prediction hinges on a close, low‑scoring affair where strong pitching and timely hitting decide the outcome.

For fans wanting deeper analysis, FOX Sports offers a pre‑game segment that breaks down bullpen matchups, starter histories, and likely lineups. After the ninth inning, the network’s recap will spotlight any clutch moments—think a ninth‑inning double by Yelich or a game‑changing home run from Tatis Jr.