San Francisco Giants by 2
Though I'm breaking my usual protocol of starting with a hearty "Well, folks..." I guess we can dive right into the juicy details. Like a thin crust pizza arriving at a hot plate, this match up between the Colorado Rockies and San Francisco Giants is bound to be piping with drama!
We're dealing with two fine pitchers for this match, Antonio Senzatela from the Rockies having a bit of a rough patch with a 5.39 ERA and 1.94 WHIP, as compared to Giants' Robbie Ray with a comparatively respectable 3.76 ERA and 1.41 WHIP. So, on the bump, stats lean toward the Giants simply because they've had less walks back to the dugout.
Looking into the batting box, we've got some crackers in both teams. On the Rockies side, there's Jordan Beck, batting a .292, cranking 11 RBIs and smacking 5 outta the park, followed by the equally impressive Hunter Goodman and Brenton Doyle.
The Giants don’t look too shabby either, with Lee Jung Hoo batting a solid .320 (Oh la la!), contributing 16 RBIs, followed by Tyler Fitzgerald and Mike Yastrzemski being no slouches. Wilmer Flores seems to be a powerhouse with 21 RBIs, despite a flaky batting average.
Diving back into the archives, excuse the dust, Giants have taken the last 4 out of 5 encounters at their humble abode, Oracle Park. It's clearly not been the house of fun for the Rockies. Now, pair that with a better regular season record of 19-13 for the Giants versus a softer 6-25 for the Rockies, the outlook ain't rosy for the visitors, no matter what their mama’s tell 'em.
Drum roll, please. This isn't rocket science folks, I mean, it's baseball! You've seen the stats, you’ve heard my blabbering. Giants look like they'll carve another notch on their bedpost.
Albert’s Prediction: San Francisco Giants by 2