Giants vs Rockies Picks and Prediction – 6/11/2025

San Francisco brings a 38-28 record into Coors Field to take on the struggling 12-53 Rockies at 6:40 PM EST. The Giants just wrapped up a tight sweep of Atlanta, winning 4-3 in the last outing, while the Rockies got thumped 13-5 by the Mets. It’ll be a lefty-lefty duel on the mound with Kyle Harrison (1-1, 4.34 ERA) for San Francisco going against Carson Palmquist (0-4, 8.50 ERA) for Colorado. Elevate your MLB game with our top-notch MLB picks.

The Giants are red-hot, riding a five-game win streak after edging past the Braves and Padres in one-run games. Heliot Ramos continues to produce at the plate, leading with a .294 average, while Wilmer Flores has driven in 49 runs. Even with Matt Chapman and Jung Hoo Lee listed day-to-day, San Francisco has gotten clutch contributions throughout the lineup and bullpen.

On the mound, San Francisco has been very strong, holding a team ERA of 3.04 and a WHIP of 1.19. Opponents are hitting just .230 against Giants pitching. Kyle Harrison has been serviceable in limited work, striking out 19 in 18.2 innings. Injuries have hit the rotation, with Verlander and Ethan Small on the IL, but the relief corps has held strong. With 575 strikeouts to just 198 walks, this staff keeps control and limits damage.

Colorado, on the other hand, is back in a familiar tailspin after two quick wins in Miami. The Rockies dropped three straight to the Mets and gave up 25 runs over that series. Hunter Goodman has been the lone bright spot, pacing Colorado with 10 homers, 37 RBIs, and a .280 average. But the rest of the lineup has failed to offer much help, with a .219 team average and just 204 runs on the year.

On the hill, it's been a nightmare in Denver. The Rockies own a brutal 5.53 ERA, 1.57 WHIP, and .293 opponent batting average. Carson Palmquist hasn’t helped either, allowing 23 hits and 10 walks in 18 innings. Several key position players like Ezequiel Tovar and Mickey Moniak are unavailable, which only further cripples a team already short on talent and consistency.

This one’s tilted toward the Giants, who are cruising while the Rockies can’t stop bleeding runs. San Francisco’s 3.04 ERA and .229 team average won’t blow you away, but it’s light years ahead of Colorado’s 5.53 ERA and .219 hitting. With the Giants' bullpen locked in and Palmquist struggling, this sets up for another loss in the Rockies’ column. Final Score Prediction: San Francisco wins on the run line 7-3.