Colorado Rockies vs Detroit Tigers Prediction: A tough contest ahead

Sunday's Major League Baseball action at Coors Field features a matchup between the Detroit Tigers and the Colorado Rockies.

The Colorado Rockies have scored at least four runs in four of their previous eight games, including a total of thirteen runs in their most recent three games. The Colorado Rockies have picked up victories in their last four games when scoring four runs or more. The Colorado Rockies are led by Ryan McMahon, who has 79 hits and 41 runs batted in, while Ezequiel Tovar and Elias Diaz have combined for 149 hits and 85 runs batted in. This is Connor Seabold's turn to pitch, and so far he has a record of 1-4 with a 5.98 earned run average and 46 strikeouts. Seabold will face the Detroit Tigers for the very first time in his professional baseball career. The Colorado Rockies have a record of 16-35 in their last 51 games played during game 3 of a series, and their overall record over the last 15 games is 4-11. In the last nine games that the Colorado Rockies have played in game three of a series, the under is 7-2.

The Detroit Tigers have scored at least four runs in five of their previous ten games, including a total of 17 runs in their most recent three games. When scoring four or more runs in a game, the Tigers have won eight of their last nine contests. The Tigers are led by Javier Baez with 69 hits and 38 runs batted in, while Spencer Torkelson and Riley Greene have a combined 128 hits and 58 runs batted in for the team. In what will be his first game ever against the Colorado Rockies, Matt Manning will get the first pitch. This season, he has a record of 1-1 with a 4.15 earned run average and 11 strikeouts thus far. The Detroit Tigers have a record of 30-63 over their last 93 games played on Sunday and a record of 1-6 over their last 7 games played during game three of a series. In their previous 21 games, the Detroit Tigers are 15-5-1 against the over/under.

The Detroit Tigers have been quietly stringing together some offense, and it appears as though they are capable of going on a bit of a run in order to hang around before the all-star break. The Colorado Rockies continue to struggle to close out games, and as a result, they are not a club that I will be rushing to the window to watch any time soon. However, Matt Manning's performance has been more consistent than that of Connor Seabold, who has a WHIP of 1.46 and an ERA of nearly 6. As a result, this ought to be a massive one for the Detroit Tigers on the road.