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Phillies vs Rockies: Road Grit Meets Coors Field

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Philadelphia Phillies, with a strong 96-66 record last season, face off against the Colorado Rockies, who struggled with a 43-119 record. The Phillies, heavy favorites, have Aaron Nola pitching against Michael Lorenzen. The Rockies home woes and the Phillies road grit are key factors, with injuries on both sides adding to the intrigue. The series kicks off at Coors Field this Friday at 4:10 PM Eastern.

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Phillies vs Rockies: Road Grit Meets Coors Field

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Phillies vs Rockies: Road Grit Meets Coors Field. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 3rd, welcome to MLB News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Philadelphia Phillies at 3 wins and 3 losses face off against the Colorado Rockies at 2-4. This Friday at 4-10pm Eastern In. Denver kicking off a 3-game series at Coresfield. Pitching the matchup are Aaron Nola for Philly, with a 5.40 ERA early on, going up against Michael Lorenzen for Colorado who's sitting at 6.23. The Phillies enter as heavy favorites at minus 2-09 on Bet MGM, with the over-unterset at 10 runs. Last season, the Rockies struggled hard with just 43 wins against 119 losses overall, including a rough 25 and 56 at home, while averaging under 8 hits a game. Meanwhile, Philly posted a strong 96 and 66 record, going 41 and 40 on the road and smashing 212 homers. Getting folks see Philly dominating, giving Colorado's home woes, but Coresfield's thin

air could spark some fireworks with all those runs possible. Fans are buzzing about whether the Phillies' road grid carries over early this year. Injuries hit both sides. Rockies missing Chris Bryant on the 60-day I.L. with back issues, plus a slew of arms and position players out, while Phillies. Without Zach Wheeler, on the 15-day for his shoulder, keep an eye on how these lineups hold up as the series unfolds.

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