Colorado Rockies Vs Atlanta Braves Betting Picks
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Rockies vs Braves Game Information
The upcoming MLB showdown between the Atlanta Braves and the Colorado Rockies promises to be an exciting contest. Both teams have had varied fortunes this season and will be looking to secure a pivotal victory at Coors Field, known for its hitter-friendly conditions. With the Braves coming in with a stronger overall record and the Rockies looking to defend their home turf, this game is shaping up to be a thrilling encounter.
Rockies vs Braves Win Probabilities
Based on the seasonal performance and recent trends, the Atlanta Braves have a win probability of approximately 65%, while the Colorado Rockies stand at a 35% chance of winning. The Braves’ superior pitching and hitting stats give them the edge, despite the Rockies’ home-field advantage.
Rockies vs Braves Picks: Full Analysis
Analyzing both teams’ strengths and weaknesses provides a clear picture of how this game might unfold. The Braves have shown consistent pitching performance, while the Rockies’ issues lie predominantly in their pitching staff. Let’s delve deeper into the stats and trends that will be at play.
The Atlanta Braves have played 111 games this season, boasting a record of 60 wins and 51 losses. Their pitching staff has an Earned Run Average (ERA) of 3.479, complemented by an impressive batting line-up that includes .239 batting average, 138 home runs, and a .709 On-base plus slugging (OPS). On the contrary, the Rockies have played 113 games with a struggling 41-72 record. Their pitching has been a significant weakness, reflected in a high ERA of 5.519 and a WHIP (Walks plus Hits per Inning Pitched) of 1.519. Offensively, the Rockies maintain a slightly better batting average of .242 but lag behind in power stats with 127 home runs and an OPS of .704. These seasonal disparities hint towards the Braves having a formidable advantage.
| Teams | Games | Runs | Hits | Homeruns | Walks | Strikeouts | Wins | Losses | Saves |
| Rockies | 113 | 477 | 925 | 127 | 315 | 1101 | 41 | 72 | 24 |
| Braves | 111 | 467 | 890 | 138 | 316 | 1010 | 60 | 51 | 28 |
Rockies vs Braves Prediction: Betting Trends
The Colorado Rockies have shown mixed outcomes in their recent games. They have covered the spread in only 20% of their last five games, with a notable trend towards the ‘Under’ in total score betting. Their last five games have resulted in 3 ‘Under’ outcomes, 2 ‘Over’ outcomes, and only 1 instance of covering the spread.
The Atlanta Braves, on the other hand, have covered the spread in 60% of their last five games, also trending towards ‘Under’ totals. In these games, the Braves logged 4 ‘Under’ results and only 1 ‘Over’ result, demonstrating solid defensive performances and lower-scoring affairs .
Injuries and Suspensions
| Colorado Rockies | |||
| Name | Status | Position | |
| Daniel Bard | Out (60-Day Injured List) | RP | |
| Germán Márquez | Out (15-Day Injured List) | SP | |
| Antonio Senzatela | Out (60-Day Injured List) | SP | |
| Nolan Jones | Out (10-Day Injured List) | LF | |
| Lucas Gilbreath | Out (60-Day Injured List) | SP | |
| Atlanta Braves | |||
| Name | Status | Position | |
| Ozzie Albies | Out (10-Day Injured List) | 2B | |
| Reynaldo López | Out (15-Day Injured List) | SP | |
| Huascar Ynoa | Out (60-Day Injured List) | RP | |
| Ronald Acuña Jr. | Out (60-Day Injured List) | RF | |
| Angel Perdomo | Out (60-Day Injured List) | SP | |
| Ray Kerr | Out (60-Day Injured List) | RP | |
| Michael Harris II | Out (60-Day Injured List) | CF | |
| Spencer Strider | Out (60-Day Injured List) | SP | |
Rockies vs Braves Prediction
This game is expected to be competitive but tilts in favor of the Atlanta Braves primarily due to their robust pitching and cohesive batting lineup. The Rockies’ home advantage and slightly better batting average may lead to a tighter contest, but the Braves’ consistency in recent performances and overall superior stats suggest they will likely secure a win. Expect a low-scoring game, with the ‘Under’ being a favorable betting option considering both teams’ recent trends.
