Colorado Rockies vs San Francisco Giants Runline Pick

Colorado Rockies vs San Francisco Giants

Date: Tuesday June 7th, 09:45 ET

Location: Oracle Park

TV: ATT SportsNet-RM

Money Line: Rockies +156 / Giants -190

Total Line: 7.5

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STARTING PITCHING

Colorado: Germán Márquez (1-5, 6.71)
San Francisco: Carlos Rodón (4-4, 3.44)

Rockies Projected Lineup

Ryan McMahon 3B
Elias Díaz C
Charlie Blackmon RF
Brendan Rodgers 2B
José Iglesias SS
C.J. Cron 1B
Randal Grichuk RF
Connor Joe 1B
Yonathan Daza CF
Germán Márquez P

Giants Projected Lineup

Luis Gonzalez P
Donovan Walton SS
Evan Longoria 3B
Brandon Crawford SS
Curt Casali C
Wilmer Flores 1B
Joc Pederson LF
Tommy La Stella 2B
Mike Yastrzemski RF
Carlos Rodón P

STRAIGHT UP/ OVER/UNDER / RUN LINE RECORDS

Colorado Rockies: 23-31-0 SU / OU 30-23-1 / Run Line W/L 24-30-0
San Francisco Giants: 29-24-0 SU / OU 30-22-1 / Run Line W/L 25-28-0

The San Francisco Giants host the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday, June 7th at Oracle Park. The first pitch in this matchup is scheduled for 09:45 ET. The MLB Odds Board places San Francisco as the favorite (-190), with an OU line set at 7.5.

Recent Form

The Rockies will look to rebound from a close, 8-7 loss to the Braves. On their way to giving up 8 runs, the Rockies staff allowed 11 hits. Offensively, they finished with 7 runs on 12 hits. The loss came as Colorado was the betting underdog, getting 130.0 on the moneyline. This game went over the posted over-under line of 11.0 runs. So far, Colorado has an above .500 over-under record of 30-23-1.

After their 5 most recent games, the Rockies have gone just 1-4. This mark has come on an average run margin of just -13. Compared to their overall average of 4.69 runs per game, the team’s offense is playing well. Over their last 5 contests, they have bumped this figure up to 5.8. Colorado’s overall series record is just 7-9-1.

The San Francisco Giants will be looking to pick up another win, as they most recently defeated the Marlins by 4 runs (5-1). In the win, the pitching staff allowed just 1 run on 5 hits. At the plate, the Giants scored 5 times on 9 hits. In the game, San Francisco was able to take care of business as they were the favorite at -125.0. So far, the team has won 61.0% of the games in which they were favored. With this result, the Giants and Marlins combined to fall below the over-under line of 8.0 runs. Even still, San Francisco games have still gone over the betting total over half of the time, at 30-22-1.

In their last 5 contests, the Giants have just 2 wins, going 2-3. Even though San Francisco has notched just 2 in their last 5 games, they still have a positive run differential in this stretch (+8). Even with their recent struggles, the offense has been steady, averaging 5.8 runs per game. This is right in line with their season average of 5.15. On the season, San Francisco has won more than half of their series, going 9-6-3.

Pitching Matchup

Colorado will roll with Germán Márquez (1-5) as their starter. So far, Márquez has put together an ERA of 6.71. In his appearances leading up to today, he has lasted an average of 5.5 innings. Teams have been able to rack up runs against him, as he has a batting average allowed of 0.309. Home runs have been an issue for Márquez, as he is allowing an average of 1.8 per 9 innings pitched. Márquez has accumulated a strikeout percentage of 18.0% and a per game average of 4.6. Leading into the game, he has shown a strong command of his pitches, averaging just 2.95 walks per contest.

San Francisco will roll with Carlos Rodón (4-4) as their starter. So far, Rodón has put together an ERA of 3.44. In his appearances leading up to today, he has lasted an average of 5.5 innings. Rodón comes into the game with a batting average allowed of 0.233. So far, Rodón has managed to keep the ball in the ballpark, allowing just 0.49 home runs per 9 innings. Per game, Carlos Rodón is averaging 7.0 K’s per game, on a strikeout percentage of 30.0%. Command has been a problem for Rodón, as he is giving up 3.44 walks per outing.

Colorado vs San Francisco History

Today’s matchup between the Colorado Rockies and San Francisco Giants will be their 7th meeting of the season. Currently, San Francisco is winning the season series 5-1. Through 6 games, the series’ over-under record is 5-1, with the average run total sitting at 9.74 runs per game. The averge scoring margin in these meetings is 3.67 runs. Dating back to last season, the San Francisco picked up 15 wins compared to 4, taking the season series. In these 19 meetings, the two teams combined for an over-under record of 9-10. Last year, the Rockies and Giants averaged 9.74 runs per game. On average, the winning team won by a margin of 4.26 runs per contest.

Betting Trends

• Rockies are 36-77 in their last 113 road games.
• Rockies are 29-65 in their last 94 road games vs. a team with a winning record.
• Giants are 22-8 in their last 30 games following an off day.
• Giants are 45-17 in their last 62 home games vs. a team with a losing record.

Colorado Rockies at San Francisco Giants Prediction

Heading into Tuesday’s NL West matchup between Colorado and San Francisco, I recommend taking the Giants to pick up the win and cover the run line. On the season, the Rockies have struggled to score when playing away from Coors Field, averaging just 3.05 runs per game. In a matchup with Carlos Rodon, I see San Francisco picking up a convincing win.

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