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Colorado Rockies vs. Miami Marlins: Marlins Favored as Rockies Seek Redemption After Recent Sweeps

The Colorado Rockies will face off against the Miami Marlins in the opening game of a three-game series in South Beach. The Rockies are coming off a sweep by the Mets, while the Marlins fell to the Giants in their most recent series. Last season, the Marlins won the season series 5-2, but the teams split four games at Coors Field. German Marquez will start for the Rockies, while Max Meyer will take the mound for the Marlins. Miami is the betting favorite with opening odds at -186. The line has not moved leading up to the game. Stay tuned for our Rockies vs. Marlins prediction. MLB cappers.

Betting Odds

• Moneyline: Rockies +166 | Marlins -186
• Spread: Rockies +1.5 (-127) | Marlins -1.5 (+106)
• Total: Over/Under 8 (-110)
• Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Miami will win straight-up is 65%.

Colorado vs Miami Stats

Colorado Rockies

Colorado Rockies continued their losing streak on Sunday, marking their eighth consecutive loss and maintaining their spot at the bottom of the NL West with a 9-50 record. Despite the efforts of Tyler Freeman and Sam Hilliard, who each had two hits, the team fell short against New York with only five hits in total. With a struggling offense that has scored three runs or less in seven of their recent losses, the Rockies have also struggled defensively by allowing an average of 6.25 points per game. Carson Palmquist took the loss in Sunday's game, allowing four runs over 4.2 innings. On the pitching side, German Marquez takes the bump for the Rockies with a record of 1-7 and a 7.13 ERA. Facing the Marlins, Marquez looks to improve his performance after taking the loss in his last start against the Cubs. Despite his struggles, Marquez has had success against the Marlins in the past. Overall, the Rockies have been ranked 30th in power rankings due to their weak offensive and defensive performances throughout the season.

Miami Marlins Analysis

The Miami Marlins competed in a close game against the Giants but ultimately fell short in the rubber game of their three-game series. With a record of 23-34, the Marlins are currently at the bottom of the NL East division, trailing the top spot by 13 games. Despite finishing with nine hits against San Francisco, Miami struggled with runners in scoring position, going two for 13 and leaving 11 runners on base. Pitcher Ryan Weathers took the loss after allowing four runs over six innings. Looking ahead, Max Meyer will start the upcoming game for the Marlins with a season record of 3-4 and a 4.53 ERA. The Marlins are ranked 24th in power rankings and are 18th in offense, scoring an average of 4.16 runs per game. Additionally, they rank 28th in defense, giving up an average of 5.58 runs per game, and have a season record of 23-33. In their last three matchups, Colorado won two out of three games against Miami.

Colorado Rockies on the Brink of Record-Breaking Losing Streak as Miami Marlins Look to Dominate

The Colorado Rockies have struggled significantly in their recent series, losing their 22nd consecutive matchup dating back to last season after being swept by the New York Mets. The team's performance has not inspired confidence in their opponents, and their current leading winning pitcher, rookie Chase Dollander, has only two wins and a 6.28 ERA. The combined record of Marquez, Kyle Freeland, and Antonio Senzatela is 2-25 with a 6.63 ERA over 172.1 innings and 35 starts. In contrast, the Miami Marlins have put up a stronger fight, boasting a nearly .500 record at home (14-16) compared to the Rockies' dismal 3-28 record as visitors. Given these statistics, it is likely that Miami will have the advantage in the upcoming matchup, with Meyer expected to dominate the struggling Rockies lineup.

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