Colorado Rockies vs Pittsburgh Pirates Prediction: An even contest ahead

Wednesday's Major League Baseball action at Coors Field features a matchup between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Colorado Rockies. In the following paragraphs, we are going to take a more in-depth look at the game, as well as discuss the numerous betting options that are available.

Colorado Rockies - in a poor form

The Colorado Rockies have not tasted victory in recent games, and their losing streak reached a new high of six games against the Pirates in yesterday's opening matchup between the two teams. The Colorado Rockies have scored three or fewer runs in each of their previous four games, and they have scored five or fewer runs in each of their last three games. This season, the Rockies have a record of 1-6 when scoring three runs or fewer. The Rockies are led by Kris Bryant, who has 21 hits and is tied for the team lead with 5 RBI. Elias Diaz and Yonathan Daza have combined for 33 hits and 13 RBI.

Pittsburgh Pirates - Pirates are inconsistent

The Pittsburgh Pirates have scored at least four runs in five of their past seven games, including a total of 24 runs in their most recent three games. When scoring four runs or more, the Pirates have a record of 9-2 so far this season. The Pirates are led in hits and runs batted in by Bryan Reynolds, who has 22 and 17, respectively, while Andrew McCutchen and Carlos Santana have combined for 31 hits and 16 RBI. We expect Vince Velasquez to start as the pitcher, as he already has a record of 1-2 with a 5.40 earned run average and 10 strikeouts so far this season. We are now looking forward to seeing if the Pirates have a better outcome here and seeing how they can respond to their most recent defeat.

Expert Betting Tips

We are not excited to be backing Vince Velasquez, but the Rockies are struggling to score runs at the moment, and betting on Urena is not an option in this situation. The Pirates had to feel good about their prospects of winning this match, especially considering how ice cold the Rockies bats have been.