Washington Nationals vs Colorado Rockies Prediction: Home Side Looks to Bounce Back

We can understand why lower-order hits are so valuable to the team’s cause from the last game. For the upcoming final game of the four-match series, Nationals will be looking positive to bounce back against the visitors and win the series 3-1. However, on the other hand, the Rockies will be certain to level the series 2-2.

Nationals struggled in the night game while hitting big and scoring maximum. Their defeat against the Rockies (2-3) will be haunting them as they prepare for another matchup. Washington Nationals will be confident of winning the series in order to compensate for the series loss against the Dodgers. It’s quite clear that Washington Nationals are lacking the firepower in the bottom order. It’s important to score big and maximize every innings to the best of their advantage. 

• J. Bell
• J. Soto
• J. Gray
• Robles

Their last night triumph over Nationals was a win they will cherish throughout the week. That win came after losing three consecutive games: two against Nationals and one against Pittsburgh Pirates. They’ve been putting in excellent work on the offensive side of the field. They are now hitting.261 as a team and scoring 4.57 runs per game. This club has the greatest team batting average in the league and the ninth most runs scored per game. The Rockies are making the most contact with the ball and demonstrating that their hitting order is deep enough to reliably drive in runs. They can also score in a variety of ways, as seen by their ability to string numerous hits and hit multiple home runs. They are averaging.96 home runs per game, which is the league’s 19th lowest mark. Rockies are expected to come out strong in the upcoming game, taking confidence from their last night’s win.

• K. Freeland
• C. Cron
• A. Gomber
• G. Marquez
• J. Chachin

With the last series game around the corner, the home side is likely to come back strong at the visitors and win the series 3-1. Going in the game, the scoreline is expected to be over 6.5, with Nationals scoring most in the first 4 innings.

• Total Under 8.5 for 2.136
• Washington Nationals to Win for 1.80
• Highest Scoring Inning - 5 for 6.5