Baseball Odds – Colorado at San Francisco

MLB odds might favor the Giants but the trends definitely do not. The Rockies have won 12 of the last 20 games between the two teams and they have won 7 of the last 10 versus the MLB betting odds at San Francisco. Last season the Giants simply were not a very good baseball team versus the baseball odds and the Rockies pounded them like a drum in San Francisco. Colorado won 3-1, 15-6, and 9-4 in the last three games at San Francisco.

Colorado has struggled to start the season in MLB odds and the reasons are many. They have not had quality pitching and their offense definitely misses Matt Holliday. Colorado may be able to turn things around in MLB odds before the season is up but the early signs are not encouraging. Todd Helton is still a good hitter but he is not a huge power threat and now teams can pitch around him. The Rockies badly need Troy Tulowitzki to get his act together if they are to score some runs and impact MLB odds.

San Francisco started the season strong but they have struggled of late. The Giants are a much better team at home than on the road. The Giants just can’t score runs on a regular basis in MLB betting odds which means they are better suited to play at home than on the road. Baseball odds information tells us the Giants have some young pitching talent but even the rotation has struggled at times, especially last year’s Cy Young winner, Tim Lincecum.

The under has been the way to go in MLB odds when these teams meet. The Under is 11-9 in the last 20 meetings and it is even better at San Francisco in the last ten games at 6-3-1 as MLB odds stats show. Considering neither team has much of an offense so far this season that could be the likely result in baseball odds in this Friday night matchup.

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