Game: San Francisco Giants vs Colorado Rockies
Date: Wednesday, June 11, 2025
Location: Coors Field in Denver, CO
TV: Rockies.TV
Odds/Point Spread: San Francisco (-160) Colorado (+132)
Coors Field is where the Colorado Rockies (12-53) will meet the San Francisco Giants (38-28) on Wednesday. The line on this contest has the Giants at -160 and the Rockies are priced at +132. The total is 8. The starting pitchers will be Robbie Ray and Kyle Freeland.
The Giants have hit 98 two-baggers as a team and have knocked 61 baseballs out of the park. San Francisco has a slugging percentage of .367 and have struck out 558 times, while taking a walk on 225 occasions. As a squad, the San Francisco Giants are knocking in 4.1 runs per game, which ranks them 19th in MLB. They have accrued 257 runs batted in in addition to 496 hits on the campaign, while their team batting average is sitting at .229. They have 271 runs while having a team on-base percentage of .306.
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They have accumulated a K/BB ratio of 2.90 and the pitching staff has recorded a WHIP of 1.19. Giants pitchers have conceded 44 home runs in addition to 226 total runs (3rd in baseball). San Francisco has allowed 498 hits (7.7 per 9 innings) and also 197 earned runs. The Giants are sitting with a team ERA of 3.04 so far this season (2nd in the league), and their staff has rung up 575 batters. Their pitching staff has walked 198 opposing players and their FIP is 3.22 as a team for the year.
Giants relief pitchers have entered the contest with players on base 46 times in addition to having 84 appearances in high leverage situations. The relief pitchers have a total of 50 holds so far this year (2nd in the league). The Giants relievers have a save percentage of 66.7% and have come into the game in 80 save situations. They have tallied 20 saves so far this season and have missed out on 10 of their 30 chances to save the game. The relief pitchers have inherited 78 runners for the season and 33.3% of them ended up scoring. The Giants have sent 201 relievers to the hill on the campaign.
The Seattle Mariners have earned a total of 1,752 putouts on the campaign, as well as 631 assists and 34 errors. Their fielding percentage is currently at .986 which puts them in 17th in MLB, and they have turned 49 double plays. The Giants have turned 69.9% of balls in play into outs out of their 5,256 innings, which has them sitting at 18th in professional baseball.
Ray (85-74 career win-loss mark) sits with a FIP of 3.84 and he has faced 5,648 opposing batters in the major leagues. He has given up 1,154 hits (7.8 hits per nine innings) with 566 walks. His earned run average is 3.90 (578 ER’s allowed) and his career WHIP is 1.288. Ray has pitched in 1,335 innings and has accumulated 1,635 punch outs thus far in his career.
Colorado has knocked in 55 home runs on the year to go along with 202 RBIs. They have notched 103 doubles, while walking 170 times as well as scoring 204 runs. The Colorado Rockies have recorded an on-base percentage of .282 and a batting average of .219 so far this year. The Rockies hold a team slugging percentage of .362 and they average 3.14 runs per contest (30th in MLB). They have been rung up on 624 occasions (3rd in the league) and are sitting with 472 hits.
The Rockies have a team WHIP of 1.572 with a FIP of 4.77 as a squad so far this year. They are sitting at 30th in baseball as a staff in total hits relinquished with 664. The Colorado pitching staff have given up 402 runs for the season while having an ERA of 5.54 (347 earned runs surrendered). Their K/BB ratio sits at 6.90 (431 strikeouts against 223 bases on balls). They have yielded 84 homers and they allow 6.41 runs per 9 innings (30th in MLB).
Colorado has called on relief pitchers to enter the game in 18 save opportunities and they have converted 10 saves. They sit at 24th in MLB with a save percentage of 55.6%, and they have dispatched 213 relievers to the mound for the season. Their bullpen pitchers have stepped onto the hill 64 times in high leverage situations and on 74 occasions with base runners. Colorado bullpen pitchers have an inherited score percentage of 33.8% of 133 inherited runners. Sitting with 40 save situations, the Rockies have compiled 22 holds and also 8 blown saves.
The Colorado Rockies have gotten 62 double plays and hold a fielding percentage of .977 (29th in baseball). The Rockies have recorded 642 assists, 55 errors and have 1,693 putouts for the season. In 5,079 innings on the diamond, the Rockies hold a defensive efficiency of 65.5% (30th in MLB).
Freeland (61-81 career record) holds a 4.52 earned run average while conceding 10.0 hits per 9 innings. He has a strikeout to walk ratio of 2.38 and he has faced 5,060 opposing hitters during his career. He has given up 585 ER’s while earning a WHIP of 1.425 and being the owner of a FIP of 4.5. In his MLB career, Freeland has conceded 1,292 base hits while he has tallied 872 punch outs in 1,164 frames.
Who will win tonight’s MLB game against the spread or moneyline?
Tony Sink’s Pick: Take San Francisco (-160)
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