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San Francisco (70-69) at Colorado (39-100)
- When: Sep 3 2025, 8:40 PM
- Where: Coors Field, Denver
- Where to watch: COLR
San Francisco Bats Red Hot, Rockies Pitching Ice Cold
Moneyline: San Francisco (-204)
Runline: San Francisco -1.5 (-136)
Total: 11.0
San Francisco Giants: Chasing Wins and Mile-High Runs
The Giants roll into Denver with a 70-69 record, looking like that guy who just barely squeezes into the club but then pretends he owned the VIP list all along. They’ve won three straight, are 9-1 in their last 10, and suddenly resemble a team that remembered how to hit baseballs again.
Robbie Ray takes the mound with a 10-6 record, 3.18 ERA, and 163 strikeouts, giving Giants fans the comfort of knowing someone competent is pitching. Ray is the type of guy who might give up a solo shot in the first inning, then casually retire 15 straight as if nothing happened. San Francisco has backed him up with a hot lineup too, slugging .309 as a team over their last 10 games.
Rafael Devers continues to be the big bat, swatting 30 homers while slugging just under .500. Meanwhile, Luis Matos has been hotter than a Denver sidewalk in July, going 15-for-38 recently. Basically, if the Giants’ bats keep this up, Colorado’s pitching staff should start asking for hazard pay.
Colorado Rockies: A 100-Loss Comedy Show
Then there’s Colorado, sitting at a glorious 39-100, a record that screams, “Please send help.” With a 22-49 mark at Coors Field, even home cooking hasn’t helped. If baseball had relegation like soccer, the Rockies might be playing a Double-A team in Albuquerque by now.
German Marquez starts this one, dragging around a 3-12 record with a 6.14 ERA. Every Rockies fan knows this story: the thin air at Coors Field turns pitchers into BP machines. Marquez tries, sure, but facing a Giants team in rhythm is like bringing a squirt gun to a wildfire.
At least Hunter Goodman provides some punch, hitting .277 with 27 home runs. Mickey Moniak has chipped in 12 hits in his last 10 games, but let’s be real, the Rockies’ offense is more about padded stats than actual wins.
Prediction & Betting Angle
MyBookie Oddsmakers have San Francisco as a heavy -204 favorite, with the total set at 11.0 runs. And that makes sense, Coors Field inflates scores like an air mattress at a family reunion. The Giants have won 7 of the 9 meetings this season, and given the direction both teams are trending, it’s hard to see that changing.
Final Score Prediction: Giants 8, Rockies 4
Bets Bet: San Francisco -2.5 (+105)
Total: Over 11.0 (-114) – because Coors Field plus bad pitching equals fireworks.
- MLB Odds source: MyBookie Sportsbook
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