Astros vs Rockies: Power vs Pitching

0:00It's April 6th. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where the game meets AI. I'm Corey, with the story. Houston Astros head to Denver tonight for the start of a 3-game series against the Colorado Rockies. Astros sit at 6 wins and 4 losses, while Rockies are 3 and 6. First pitch is 8.40pm Eastern, with Cody Bolton on the mound for Houston, 0 wins 0 losses, 3.00ERA. Rockies counter with Ryan Feltner, also 0 and 0, perfect 0.00ERA so far. Betting line has Astros as heavy favorites at minus 206. Rockies plus 171, total runs over under 10. Last season, Rockies struggled big time, finishing 43 and 119 overall, just 25 and 56 at home. They hit 237 as a team with a 0.679 OPS. Astros were solid at 87 and 75, 41 and 40 on the road, averaging 2.7 extra bass hits per game, including 1.

1:010.1 homers. Injuries are piling up for both squads, hitting their pitching staffs hard. Rockies have guys like Tyler Freeman, day-to-day, undisclosed. Ryan Feltner also day-to-day with a glute issue, plus several on the IL for elbows, shoulders and backs. Astros missing Hunter Brown on the 15-day with shoulder, a bunch on elbow ILs, and Josh Hayder with biceps trouble. Early this season, both teams dealing with thin rotations, so expect bullpans to see heavy action in this opener at course field where runs fly. Feltner looks sharp in his last outing, low walks, Bolton steady with strikeouts. Rockies desperate for a home win to turn things around, but Astros power could overwhelm in the thin air, keep an eye on those extra bass knocks as the series kicks off.