San Francisco Giants vs Colorado Rockies Prediction: Both sides are struggling lately

At Oracle Park on Saturday, the Colorado Rockies and the San Francisco Giants will start the first game of their three-game National League West division series against one other.

The San Francisco Giants are in desperate need of a win after suffering their sixth consecutive defeat, which ultimately led to their being swept by the Chicago Cubs with an 8-2 loss in the series finale on Wednesday. The San Francisco Giants are currently at 70-70 after the loss, which puts them 2.5 games behind in the race for the National League Wild Card. Wilmer Flores is in the lead for the San Francisco Giants with 21 home runs this season. J.D. Davis is in second place with 16 home runs, and Michael Conforto is in third place with 15. Davis also has 109 hits and a team-high 62 RBIs. Michael Conforto is in fourth place with 15 home runs. This season, Conforto has 55 runs batted in, while LaMonte Wade Jr. has a batting average of.251 and an on-base percentage of.368. This season, Thairo Estrada has led the San Francisco Giants in hits with 110 and in batting average with a.273 mark. The Giants will go with Kyle Harrison in the starting rotation here. He has a 1-1 record, a 4.70 ERA, and 21 strikeouts so far this season.

The Colorado Rockies will be aiming to get back on track after suffering a 12-5 loss in the last game of their series against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Wednesday. The defeat brought the Colorado Rockies' overall record to 51-88, maintaining their position as the team with the worst record in the National League. They are currently 21 games behind in the battle for the National League Wild Card and are on the verge of being eliminated. The Colorado Rockies are led by Ezequiel Tovar with 126 hits and 31 doubles, while Ryan McMahon has a team-high 22 home runs and 69 RBIs with a.330 on-base percentage, and Elias Diaz has a batting average of.268. Elias Diaz has a batting average of.268. Additionally, Charlie Blackmon leads the team in triples with four thus far this season. Ty Blach is scheduled to start for the Colorado Rockies in this game. He has a 2-1 record, a 4.33 earned run average, and 28 strikeouts so far this season.

I'm going to bet on the under. I just don't have faith in either team's offense right now, and while Blach hasn't been all that bad, Harrison has been able to strike out a lot of batters in a relatively small number of major league starts. Give me the under in this Saturday's matchup, because I anticipate a low-scoring slopfest being played out on the field. As a result of the Colorado Rockies being the slightly better team in this match, I anticipate a close victory that will be earned through a lot of hard work.