Rockies vs. Dodgers: Game preview, picks and props for Tuesday
Over their last 10 games, Colorado's offense is hotter than L.A.'s, averaging 4.7 runs per game compared to the Dodgers' 4.0.
Over their last 10 games, Colorado's offense is hotter than L.A.'s, averaging 4.7 runs per game compared to the Dodgers' 4.0.
The Rockies won road series wins over Arizona and San Francisco, but the payrollmaxxing Dodgers now await them at Coors Field.
Rockies outfielder Zac Veen has hit a home run in two of the first three games since his recent call-up to the majors.
Rockies shortstop Ezequiel Tovar is finally swinging a hot bat again, hitting .355 with a robust .916 OPS over his last 10 games.
The Rockies roll into Oracle Park to face the Giants following a road sweep of the Diamondbacks; can the keep the momentum going?
Over his last 10 games, Rockies outfielder Jake McCarthy is posting an elite 1.118 OPS and averaging 3.1 total bases per outing.
The Rockies' offense, surprisingly, has been one of the best in the league over the last 10 games, posting a .797 OPS.
Rockies starter Gabriel Hughes has shown genuine swing-and-miss ability, but still needs to find more consistent command.
Outfielder Mickey Moniak is swinging a hot bat, boasting a stellar .949 OPS with three home runs over his last 10 games.
Rockies starter Kyle Freeland is a steadying presence in a turbulent rotation, even if his 3-10 record doesn't inspire confidence.
Despite their record, Colorado is actually swinging the bat well, averaging 5.4 runs and nine hits over their last 10 games.
Willi Castro is swinging a hot bat of late, boasting a .649 slugging percentage and a 1.006 OPS over his last 10 games.
Gabriel Hughes' impressive 3.33 ERA is the direct byproduct of limiting walks and keeping the bases clean.
Cole Carrigg has been slashing .364 with a 1.007 OPS and averaging 1.2 hits over his last 10 games.
With a .400 career average against KC starter Seth Lugo, The Rockies' Willi Castro could do some heavy lifting this afternoon.
Ryan Feltner is averaging barely five innings per outing over his last 10 starts, taxing a bullpen that's running on fumes.
Rookie outfielder Cole Carrigg has been a productive presence at the top of the lineup, batting a blistering .361 with a .953 OPS.
Starting pitcher Gabriel Hughes has been a legitimate bright spot for the Rockies, keeping opposing hitters off balance.
Pitcher Michael Lorenzen is on the trade block, and plenty of opposing scouts will be watching how he handles the potent Padres.
Brewers star Jacob Misiorowski is missing bats at an absurd rate. Kyle Freeland can't match that... but could he work around it?
The Rockies showed some life yesterday with a 5-2 road win to open this series, but things are still, well... rocky.
The Rockies' bats have been relatively quiet of late, hitting only .228 as a team over their last 10 outings.
Rockies starter Kyle Freeland has been pounding the strike zone, but too many of those strikes have been especially hittable.
For Colorado to take the series, starter Ryan Feltner has to dictate the pace early and keep the ball in the yard.
The Rockies managed just two runs on six hits on Friday, and Colorado comes into today's game having lost seven of its last 10.