Caesar’s. Randy Vasquez has tweaked his pitch mix and lowered his arm angle this season - and the results have been solid so far. He’s recorded 13 and 14 whiffs in his two starts - last season his high was 10. Pitching to a 0.75 ERA and keeping his ground ball rate elite (94th percentile), he seems poised to be able to work deeper into games this season. A two game sample is not nearly enough, but this is a low line, and we get to test Vásquez’ new approach in the first “Coors effect” game of the season for the Rockies. Colorado, coming off their first homestand, has a 27% K% (fifth highest) and the eighth highest called plus swinging strike rate (28.6%).