Rockies vs. Nationals Prediction and Odds for Sunday, May 29 (Rockies Push Towards .500)
The Colorado Rockies and the Washington Nationals will battle it out early on Sunday. Both of these teams are under .500 and are hoping to find some kind of spark to make a run at the start of summer.
With both teams facing a struggling team, Sunday is a chance to get a rare win. Who comes out on top?
All odds listed are via WynnBET.
Rockies vs. Nationals Odds, Run Line and Total
Run Line:
- Rockies: +1.5 (-195)
- Nationals: -1.5 (+160)
Moneyline:
- Rockies: +113
- Nationals: -123
Total:
- 9 (Over: -105/Under: -115)
Rockies vs. Nationals Prediction and Odds
If Josiah Gray pitches the way he’s been pitching all year long, the Nationals are in trouble. Gray has an ERA of 15.00 and gives up several runs every start. He’s given up at least three earned runs in each of his last four starts.
On the other hand, Kyle Freeland has shown a little bit more control. He’s coming off a six-strikeout, one-run start against the Pirates. Although he’s had a few games in which he’s given up several runs, it isn’t as common as with Gray.
Gray has also given up nine home runs in the last five starts. I can’t trust a pitcher that lets the ball leave the yard twice in a start.
Lean: Rockies ML (+113)
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