Colorado Rockies vs Chicago White Sox Prediction: An important match for the two sides

On Sunday, Major League Baseball action will take place at Coors Field, featuring a matchup between the Chicago White Sox and the Colorado Rockies. The third and final game of a series will take place shortly. The Rockies started off the series with a dominating victory in game one, and they continued their strong play in game two with another decisive triumph.

On Friday, the Colorado Rockies scored five runs in the first inning to take the lead, and they never looked back as they cruised to a convincing victory. Both Ezequiel Tovar and Ryan McMahon contributed to the team's success by scoring three runs, hitting a home run, and driving in three runs each. On Saturday, the Colorado Rockies prevailed over the Sox thanks to a 13-11 advantage in hits. Elehuris Montero had three hits and four RBI, while Charlie Blackmon hit a home run and drove in two runs. Blackmon also scored two runs. On Sunday, the Rockies will turn to Chris Flexen to begin the game in the starting role. This season, Flexen has pitched 61.2 innings, appeared in 21 games (eight of which were starts), and has a record of 1-5 with a 7.74 ERA and 45 strikeouts. In his previous four outings, Flexen has a record of 1-1 with a 7.78 earned run average and 16 strikeouts.

In the first game of this series, which took place on Friday, the Chicago White Sox were unable to get anything going and ended up losing by a score of 14-1 while getting outhit 13-4. Elvis Andrus's solo home run was responsible for the only run batted in for his team. In the second game played on Saturday, the Chicago White Sox fell 11-5 despite an early 5-1 deficit that they were unable to overcome. Lenyn Sosa drove in two runs, and Luis Robert contributed two singles and a solo home run to the team's total. Dylan Cease will take the mound for the Chicago White Sox in the series-ending game on Sunday as the starting pitcher. Cease has a record of 5-6 on the year with a 4.32 ERA, 157 strikeouts in 133.1 innings pitched, and 25 starts. In his previous seven starts, Cease has a record of 2-3 with a 4.91 earned run average.

The Chicago White Sox are going to be my team for the foreseeable future. Cease has pitched rather well over the course of his most recent two outings, allowing a total of just two earned runs on six hits and nine walks across 12.1 innings. As for Flexen, he has had some difficulty recently, as evidenced by his nine earned runs allowed in 11.0 innings, 13 hits, and three walks. In the early going, the Chicago White Sox will have some opportunity to score if Flexen is unable to find his groove. The starting pitchers for the Chicago White Sox had a really terrible performance on Saturday. In order to win this finale, the Chicago White Sox will require a strong start from Cease as well as a return to form at the plate. If everything goes smoothly for the White Sox in the first few innings of Sunday's game, I believe they will be fine.