San Francisco Giants @ Colorado Rockies Player Props, Picks and Predictions - 9/1/2025 4:10 PM EDT

We have your San Francisco Giants @ Colorado Rockies prop betting and game preview needs covered as the San Francisco Giants hit the road to face the Colorado Rockies.

San Francisco Giants @ Colorado Rockies Pick

Best Moneyline Odds: San Francisco Giants -136 (Fanduel), Colorado Rockies +120 (ESPN BET)
Best Spread Odds: San Francisco Giants -1.0 (-120) (BetRivers), Colorado Rockies +1.5 (-125) (Caesars)
Best Total Odds: Over 11.0 (-122) (BetRivers), Under 11.5 (-118) (BetMGM)

Game Info

Date: 2025-09-01
Time: 4:10 PM EDT
Location: Coors Field
TV: -

San Francisco Giants @ Colorado Rockies Preview

The San Francisco Giants (68-69) head to Coors Field looking to continue their strong recent form, sitting third in the NL West. They've won seven of their last ten games, including a dominant 13-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles in their last outing. The Giants' offense has been clicking, averaging nearly 7 runs per game over their last ten contests, with a season batting average of .236, .311 OBP, and .384 slugging percentage. On the mound for the Giants will be right-hander Kai-Wei Teng, who holds a 1-3 record with a high 8.78 ERA and 1.73 WHIP this season, with his road ERA climbing to 9.45.

The Colorado Rockies (39-98) are at the bottom of the NL West and have struggled significantly this season, winning only two of their last ten games. They recently snapped a four-game losing streak with a 6-5 home victory against the Chicago Cubs. The Rockies' offense has a .239 batting average, .296 OBP, and .393 slugging percentage. Their pitching staff has been a major concern, with a league-worst 5.96 ERA and 1.60 WHIP. Starting for the Rockies is right-hander Chase Dollander, who has a 2-11 record, a 6.55 ERA, and a 1.60 WHIP. Dollander's home ERA is particularly high at 9.88.

This game will be played at Coors Field, which is known for being an extremely hitter-friendly park, boasting a Park Factor of 112, with runs at 125 and home runs at 105, indicating a significant boost for offensive production.

Historic Head-to-Head Stats and Analysis

The San Francisco Giants have historically had the upper hand in recent matchups against the Colorado Rockies, holding an 8-2 record in their last ten head-to-head meetings. Their most recent clash on June 12 saw the Rockies edge out a narrow 8-7 victory. Looking at the over/under trend in their recent contests, the Over has hit in four of their last five meetings, with one push. Historically, the Rockies have 65 wins against the Giants (40 at home), while the Giants have secured 87 victories (37 on the road). The average run production in these matchups sees the home side (Rockies) typically scoring around 4.11 runs per game, while the visiting Giants average 5.35 runs.

Pick: Over 11.0 Total Runs

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This game sets up perfectly for a high-scoring affair. Both starting pitchers, Kai-Wei Teng for the Giants and Chase Dollander for the Rockies, have struggled immensely with high ERAs, particularly in their respective road and home splits. Teng carries a 9.45 road ERA, while Dollander's home ERA sits at a staggering 9.88. Coors Field, known as one of the most hitter-friendly ballparks in MLB, will only amplify these pitching vulnerabilities. The Giants' offense is currently hot, coming off a 13-run outburst and averaging nearly 7 runs per game over their last ten. The Rockies, despite their overall struggles, have shown flashes of offensive capability at home, and their bullpen is noted as one of the weakest in the league. The recent head-to-head trend also strongly supports the Over, hitting in four of the last five meetings between these two teams.

Top Player Prop Picks

Luis Matos (San Francisco Giants) - Over 0.5 Hits

Luis Matos has been in excellent form at the plate, hitting the over on 0.5 hits in 80% of his last 10 games, averaging 1.6 hits per contest. He has also performed well against the Rockies this season, going over this line in 66.67% of his matchups. Playing in the hitter-friendly environment of Coors Field further enhances his chances of recording at least one hit.

Willy Adames (San Francisco Giants) - Over 0.5 Runs

Willy Adames has been consistently crossing the plate, hitting the over on 0.5 runs in 80% of his last 5 games and 70% of his last 10 games. His performance against the Colorado Rockies this season has been particularly strong, with a 71.43% hit rate for runs. With the Giants' offense firing on all cylinders and playing in a high-altitude park that favors scoring, Adames is a strong candidate to score a run.

Chase Dollander (Colorado Rockies) - Over 2.5 Earned Runs

Rockies pitcher Chase Dollander has had difficulty limiting earned runs, especially at home. He has hit the over on 2.5 earned runs in an astounding 90% of his home starts this season, averaging 4.5 earned runs per outing. His season ERA stands at 6.55, and his home ERA is an even higher 9.88. Facing a potent San Francisco Giants lineup in the hitter-friendly confines of Coors Field, it is highly probable that Dollander will concede more than 2.5 earned runs.