Colorado Rockies vs Oakland Athletics Prediction: Rockies won’t accept a sweep

On Sunday, Major League Baseball action will take place at Coors Field, featuring a matchup between the Oakland Athletics and the Colorado Rockies. This contest is the last of three that took place over the course of the weekend. The Oakland Athletics won the first game by a score of three runs, and then on Saturday, they went on to win by a significant margin, making their record 2-0.

The Colorado Rockies didn't start putting points up on the scoreboard until late on Friday, which meant they were unable to make up the difference. In spite of the team's defeat, both Jurickson Profar and Ezequiel Tovar contributed to the offense by collecting two hits each. Despite collecting 12 hits as a team on Saturday, the Colorado Rockies were unable to get much going after the third inning. CJ Cron contributed two hits and an RBI, while Randal Grichuk notched three hits, one of which was a solo home run. Ty Blach will take the mound for the Colorado Rockies on Sunday as the team's starting pitcher. To this point, Blach has appeared in eight games (one as a starter) and has a 5.51 earned run average. In his most recent appearance, Blach pitched three innings without allowing a run while also allowing two hits and one walk.

The Oakland Athletics had a crazy first game on Friday, which resulted in 14 hits for the team as a whole. Zack Gelof and Ramon Laureano both had two RBI to contribute to the A's victory, which ultimately resulted in an 8-5 victory for the team. The Oakland Athletics dominated the second game of the series, winning by a score of 11-3 after taking a commanding 6-1 lead after two innings. Both Seth Brown and Brent Rooker had three hits, a run, and three RBI each, while Brent Rooker led the way with three RBI and a home run. On Sunday, Luis Medina will take the mound for the Oakland Athletics as the team's starting pitcher. Medina has pitched 70.1 innings and appeared in 14 games, starting 10 of them. He has a 3-7 record with a 5.50 earned run average and 70 strikeouts. In his most recent start, which was against the Houston Astros, Medina went 5.0 innings, allowed one earned run, and received no decision.

Even though the Oakland Athletics may have performed well in the first two games of the season, this game is not going to be an easy one for them. In the meantime, despite the fact that the Colorado Rockies' performances have likely been erratic as of late, it will not be a good sign for them if they allow themselves to be swept. As a result, given that we can expect Blach to act with class and be at his absolute best, I am anticipating a difficult victory for the Rockies in their final game at home.