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Expect fireworks when the Miami Marlins face off against the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field, as the Marlins' offense looks to capitalize on the high altitude and a weak Rockies' pitching staff.
The MLB showdown between the Miami Marlins and Colorado Rockies is shaping up to be a run-scoring bonanza, as the Marlins look to bounce back from a recent series loss against the San Francisco Giants. With a 24-23 record, the Marlins are fighting to stay above .500, while the Rockies, sitting at 19-28, are desperate to break a six-game losing streak. The stage is set for an explosive game at Coors Field, and here's why you should be hyped about this high-scoring affair.
First and foremost, Coors Field is notorious for being a hitter's paradise. The high altitude in Denver means that the baseballs fly farther, turning would-be outs into extra-base hits and home runs. Add in the fact that the Marlins have some serious power in their lineup, and you have a recipe for a slugfest. Miami is currently ranked 28th in the league with 3.73 runs per away game, but facing the Rockies at Coors Field could be just the spark they need to ignite their offense.
On the mound for the Rockies is Austin Gomber, who has had a rough 2023 campaign so far. With a 6.70 ERA across nine starts, Gomber has struggled to find his rhythm. His lack of command will be exploited by the Marlins' patient hitters, who will be eager to cash in on any mistakes Gomber makes.
In contrast, the Marlins will send Edward Cabrera to the mound, who is also experiencing command issues this season. However, the 25-year-old has shown flashes of brilliance and will be looking to bounce back against a Rockies lineup that ranks outside the top 20 in both on-base percentage and slugging percentage.
The Rockies have been struggling at the plate recently, but their saving grace could be their home field advantage. Averaging 5.14 runs per home game (No. 8 in MLB), the Rockies know how to capitalize on the high altitude of Coors Field. That being said, the Marlins have won seven of their last 11 games overall and should be feeling confident heading into this matchup.
Moreover, both teams have been inconsistent in their bullpen performance, which could lead to even more scoring opportunities late in the game. The over/under for this game is set at 11.5 runs, and with the Marlins and Rockies both battling to break out of their respective slumps, don't be surprised if this game turns into a high-scoring affair.
The stage is set for a thrilling MLB showdown between the Miami Marlins and Colorado Rockies at Coors Field. With the Marlins looking to capitalize on the struggling Austin Gomber and the high altitude of Denver, expect plenty of fireworks in this high-scoring affair. Roll with the Marlins to light up the scoreboard and make a statement in this four-game series.
Official Play: Marlins TT o5.5 (-123)
Written By Rosser Sports (@Rosser_Sports)
Expect fireworks when the Miami Marlins face off against the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field, as the Marlins' offense looks to capitalize on the high altitude and a weak Rockies' pitching staff.
The MLB showdown between the Miami Marlins and Colorado Rockies is shaping up to be a run-scoring bonanza, as the Marlins look to bounce back from a recent series loss against the San Francisco Giants. With a 24-23 record, the Marlins are fighting to stay above .500, while the Rockies, sitting at 19-28, are desperate to break a six-game losing streak. The stage is set for an explosive game at Coors Field, and here's why you should be hyped about this high-scoring affair.
First and foremost, Coors Field is notorious for being a hitter's paradise. The high altitude in Denver means that the baseballs fly farther, turning would-be outs into extra-base hits and home runs. Add in the fact that the Marlins have some serious power in their lineup, and you have a recipe for a slugfest. Miami is currently ranked 28th in the league with 3.73 runs per away game, but facing the Rockies at Coors Field could be just the spark they need to ignite their offense.
On the mound for the Rockies is Austin Gomber, who has had a rough 2023 campaign so far. With a 6.70 ERA across nine starts, Gomber has struggled to find his rhythm. His lack of command will be exploited by the Marlins' patient hitters, who will be eager to cash in on any mistakes Gomber makes.
In contrast, the Marlins will send Edward Cabrera to the mound, who is also experiencing command issues this season. However, the 25-year-old has shown flashes of brilliance and will be looking to bounce back against a Rockies lineup that ranks outside the top 20 in both on-base percentage and slugging percentage.
The Rockies have been struggling at the plate recently, but their saving grace could be their home field advantage. Averaging 5.14 runs per home game (No. 8 in MLB), the Rockies know how to capitalize on the high altitude of Coors Field. That being said, the Marlins have won seven of their last 11 games overall and should be feeling confident heading into this matchup.
Moreover, both teams have been inconsistent in their bullpen performance, which could lead to even more scoring opportunities late in the game. The over/under for this game is set at 11.5 runs, and with the Marlins and Rockies both battling to break out of their respective slumps, don't be surprised if this game turns into a high-scoring affair.
The stage is set for a thrilling MLB showdown between the Miami Marlins and Colorado Rockies at Coors Field. With the Marlins looking to capitalize on the struggling Austin Gomber and the high altitude of Denver, expect plenty of fireworks in this high-scoring affair. Roll with the Marlins to light up the scoreboard and make a statement in this four-game series.
Official Play: Marlins TT o5.5 (-123)
Written By Rosser Sports (@Rosser_Sports)
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