The Rockies just finished a 2-5 road trip in which they dropped the last four games. The best remedy, as always, is some Coors Field cooking. The Rockies were 48-33 at home last year and are 6-4 this year, already with a series win over the Dodgers. Rockies starter Antonio Senzatela is much more comfortable at home than the road, too. Meantime, the Reds are one of the worst teams in baseball and rookie starter Hunter Greene had a worrisome drop in velocity last time out. It's ripe for a blowout, so the -1.5 run line at +155 looks very enticing. Grab it.

The Reds are 3-16 and have scored 59 runs all season. They have the worst ERA in baseball. This is a nice bounceback spot for Colorado (10-9), which returns home after a four-game sweep at the hands of the Phillies. Antonio Senzatela has been outstanding in his two home starts, allowing two earned runs over 8.1 innings. Cincinnati rookie Hunter Greene (5.27 ERA) will be pitching at Coors Field for the first time. Look for the Reds to drop their sixth straight series opener.

Friday game. The Reds are utter garbage -- their past 14 losses also have been losses on the runline (i.e. meaning each by at least two runs for newbies). I see no reason to take Rockies RL here considering they are so cheap straight up (way too cheap in my opinion). Colorado was just swept four in Philly, but as we've established previously this is a much different team at Coors Field. Rox pitcher Antonio Senzatela is historically better in Denver and that has continued in 2022: 2.16 ERA in two starts.