We've said this over and over, but no team is better at home on the runline than Colorado. I get you can't really favor the Rockies over a very good Padres team, but I'll happily take +1.5 at only -125. San Diego pitcher Ryan Weathers has been absolutely obliterated in his past three starts overall and has a 9.00 ERA in three outings vs. Colorado -- which is above .500 vs. lefties. Rox starter Antonio Senzatela is nothing special but always pitches better in Denver. The Friars are 1-5 in their past six as road favorites.

I wouldn't blame anyone for seeing "Padres vs. Rockies" and immediately thinking the Padres are the obvious pick. To get the home underdog here is just too juicy when looking under the hood here, though. The Rockies are 38-21 in Coors Field this year. Rockies starter Antonio Senzatela is better at home than on the road. Meanwhile, the Padres come in having just lost three of four to the Diamondbacks. They did win on Sunday with the triumphant return of Fernando Tatis, Jr., but the pitching staff is a mess. Starter Ryan Weathers has given up at least six runs in each of his last three starts (15.43 ERA). The Rockies got him for eight runs in four innings on July 30.