Colorado Rockies (46-62) at New York Mets (59-52)
MLB Baseball: Monday, August 10, 2015 at 7:10 pm (Citi Field)
Jon Gray (0-0) (4.50) vs. J Niese (6-9) (3.51)
The Line: New York Mets -165 / Colorado Rockies +150
The Colorado Rockies move on from Washington to New York City, where they will play the formerly hapless and now pretty decent New York Mets.
The Colorado Rockies are playing spoilers the rest of the season as the year has slowly gotten away from them. The Rockies were the perfect spoiler on Sunday with a 6-4 victory at Washington that prevented the Nationals from picking up a game in the standings. Starter Yohande Flande was not good with three runs plated on solo homers over 4.2 frames but five relievers allowed an unearned run the rest of the way. Carlos Gonzalez paced an eleven hit attack with a pair of solo jacks while Daniel Descalo clubbed a solo homer. The Rockies send rookie Jonathan Gray to the bump for his second career start on Monday. Gray lost his debut by a 10-4 count to the Mariners with three runs scored on five hits in four innings
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New York is a -170 favorite against Colorado and the Over/Under (O/U) for this game is sitting at seven runs. The Mets have recorded an overall money line of +649 and have shown high-level performance as a favorite this season with a record of 45-16. New York is an impressive 7-3 as the favorite over its last 10 games. The Mets have seen an uptick in scoring as of late, averaging 5.3 runs during the last 10 games compared to their season average of 3.7 runs per game. The Mets lead the MLB in batting average with a phenomenal team average of .237. Crossing over to the pitching staff, the Mets are the top team in the league at limiting hits and walks to their opponents, recording a WHIP of 1.17 so far this season. Opponents have consistently been struck out by the Mets, who rank fifth in the NL in strikeouts per home game with 8.4.
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The over is 9-1-1 in Colorado’s last 11 Monday games while the Rockies are 7-19 in their last 26 games as an underdog and are 27-72 in their last 99 road games. New York are 7-1 in their last 8 overall and are 44-13 in their last 57 games as a favorite while going 40-18 in their last 58 home games. The under is 8-0 in the last 8 meetings in New York and Colorado are 16-36 in the last 52 meetings in New York.
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