San Francisco will coast to a home victory on Saturday at Oracle Park. Blake Snell is starting to regain his form, having held his three July opponents to two total runs on six hits in 18.0 combined innings. The 2023 N.L. Cy Young winner held Colorado to four total runs with 31 strikeouts in three starts last season, including one run in the last two outings (14.0 IP). The Rockies, who slash .225 BA/.284 OBP/.372 SLG/.657 OPS on the road, will struggle to get going offensively against the left-hander.

I'm also bullish on the Giants' chances against Ryan Feltner, who will be making consecutive starts against SF. That's challenging, especially for a pitcher who allowed ten runs in his previous two matchups with the Giants. They're off to a slow start to July but there's upside in a wager on them to break out at home tomorrow, especially with the worst bullpen in baseball backing up the Rockies' starter.

At +150 odds, there's too much value on Colorado to win to pass up a bet on the Rockies ML. Besides, the Giants are 2-5 in their last seven games, having lost two of three to Colorado less than a week ago. Tomorrow, they'll face a starter in Freeland who has allowed four total runs in the last three matchups dating back to last season. He has held San Francisco to three or fewer runs in 17 of his 23 career meetings, as well.

Colorado is coming off a momentous annihilation of Boston and had Thursday off. Its bats won't cool off tomorrow night (.256/.320/.420/.741 in night games) against an underachieving San Francisco ballclub that lost in Los Angeles on Thursday.