Heliot Ramos is a fine player batting .294 on the year and obviously you throw in the Coors Field factor. But Ramos isn't Tony Gwynn, so this is a crazy cheap number for two hits even though it wouldn't shock if Ramos gets two. He has not faced Rox rookie starter Carson Palmquist.

Haven't faded the Rockies nearly enough lately. They are 4-17 on RL last 21 at home and 5-11 on the RL vs division opponents. They are 16.36 on the RL after a loss (losing on average by 3.8 runs) and they are running a starter out there who has a 12.46 ERA at home. Kyle Harrison has real potential on the bump for Gigantes and a 1.50 ERA on the road. Jumping this around -150 now. Giants lineup not great but this is Coors Field.