Giants vs Rockies Prediction
The San Francisco Giants and the Colorado Rockies will face off in divisional action this week from Coors Field.
Giants Betting Preview
San Francisco comes in at 29-30 after dropping two of three to Baltimore. The Giants have now dropped four of their last five, and they’ll look to avoid skidding further here. The San Francisco offense is scoring 4.81 runs per game, while batting .245, with a .317 on-base percentage. The pitching staff carries a 3.97 ERA, with a 1.29 WHIP. Mike Conforto has produced a run in six of his last eight games, and he leads the team in HR (11), with 28 RBI. J.D. Davis recorded multiple hits in two of three games against Pittsburgh, and he’s up to a team-lead 30 RBI.
John Brebbia (2-0, 3.80 ERA, 33 Ks) will begin the game for San Francisco. The right-handed reliever has been pretty reliable for the Giants this season through 25 appearances. Brebbia has only allowed a run in two of his last twelve outings, but this will be his first time at Coors this season.
Rockies Betting Preview
Colorado moved to 26-35 after taking two of three Kansas City. The Rockies nearly completed the sweep before being silenced in the series finale, and they’ll look to shake up the division this week with home sets against San Fran and San Diego looming. The Colorado offense is scoring 4.5 runs per game, while batting .256, with a .317 on-base percentage. The pitching staff carries a 4.70 ERA, with a 1.43 WHIP. Randal Grichuk has collected a hit in seven of the last nine games, and he leads the Rockies. in batting at .340. Charlie Blackmon has recorded a hit in nine of the last ten games, and he leads the team in runs scored (26), with 24 RBI. Elias Diaz plated a pair of runs in the game two victory over KC, and he leads the team in RBI (29), while hitting .309.
Dinelson Lamet (1-2, 13.17 ERA, 43 Ks) will pitch for Colorado. The sixth-year reliever was blown up in his return from the DL, giving up five runs in just three innings pitched.
San Francisco vs Colorado Trends
San Francisco is 34-22 against the spread this season, with a 29-24-3 O/U record. Colorado is 28-39 ATS this year, with a 26-28-2 over/under record.
Corey’s Free Pick
It’s hard to approach a bullpen start at Coors, so I like giving the host an opportunity to compete with the visitors here in game one. Colorado improved in the month of May, and with this week being full of divisional matchups at home, look for them to compete with an edge, starting here in game one. Spot the Rockies the runs for safety.
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