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Marlins vs Rockies: Low-Scoring Battle

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Miami Marlins, undefeated, host Colorado Rockies in a three-game series. Marlins, favorites at -189, aim for a clean sweep. Rockies, underdogs at +157, seek a spark. Both teams deal with injuries, Marlins with oblique strains and elbow issues, Rockies with back, elbow, knee, and shoulder injuries. The over-under is set at 8 runs, predicting a low-scoring game.

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Marlins vs Rockies: Low-Scoring Battle

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Marlins vs Rockies: Low-Scoring Battle. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 29th, Miami, Marlins, sitting pretty at two wins and zero losses, host the win list 02 Colorado Rockies this Sunday at 1.40pm, Eastern Daylight Time. They're chasing a clean sweep in this three game series down in Miami. On the mound, expect Max Meyer for the Marlins and Jose Quintana taking the hill for the Rockies. Betting lines from Bet MGM heavily favor the Marlins at minus 189 with the Rockies as plus 157 underdogs. The over-under sits at eight runs, setting up what could be a low scoring battle early in the season. Last year, the Marlins finished 79 wins and 83 losses overall, holding their own at home with a 38 and 43 mark. The average 4.4 runs scored per game, but gave up 4.9. Meanwhile, the Rockies had a rough go. 6.43 wins against 119 losses, and they stunk it up on the road at 18 and, 63. Both squads are dealing with injury woes that could shake things up.

1:02The Marlins have several guys on the 10-day injured list, like oblique strains for Christopher Morale and others, plus elbow issues on the 60-day. Rockies are even more banged up missing Chris Bryan on the 60-day for his back, along with a slew of elbows, knees, and shoulders sideline and key, arms and bats. With these lineups thinned out, the Marlins hold the momentum, but the Rockies might scrap for a spark. Keep an eye on how these young pitchers set the tone in Miami. You've been listening to MLB News today, AI-powered baseball coverage.

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