Giants vs Rockies Picks and Prediction – 6/12/2025

On Wednesday, the San Francisco Giants (38-28) face off against the Colorado Rockies (12-53) at Coors Field in Denver, Colorado. Keep up to date with all the MLB action, with our expert MLB picks.

Colorado comes into this matchup on a three-game losing streak and has dropped three of their last five games prior to their series opener against San Francisco. In a tough 13-5 defeat against the Mets, Jordan Beck was a bright spot for the Rockies, collecting two hits in five at-bats while scoring a run and driving in two more. This season, Hunter Goodman has been the Rockies’ main power threat, leading the team with 10 home runs. Jordan Beck trails him as Colorado’s second-leading home run hitter, with 8 homers to his name so far. Goodman has been a cornerstone for Colorado’s offense in multiple ways—he also leads the team in RBIs, having driven in 37 runs already, and boasts the Rockies’ highest batting average at .280. Despite these individual accomplishments, the Rockies continue to struggle on the mound and in the standings. Over their last five games, they have surrendered an average of 5.8 runs per contest, and they currently hold the worst record this season by a significant margin. With offensive production lagging at just 3.1 runs per game on average, Colorado is desperate to turn things around. The team hopes to avoid setting negative records this season and is looking for a much-needed boost in scoring to help climb out of their current slump.

San Francisco enters this game on a five-game winning streak prior to their series opener against Colorado. In their 4-3 victory over Atlanta, the Giants were helped by Mike Yastrzemski, who went 1-for-2 at the plate, drove in three runs, and scored once himself. For the 2024 season, Matt Chapman has been the Giants’ top power hitter, leading the team with 12 home runs. Both Heliot Ramos and Wilmer Flores are right behind him, having each hit 11 home runs to share the team’s second spot in that category. Flores, meanwhile, has emerged as San Francisco’s most productive run producer, leading the club with 49 RBIs up to this point in the season. Heliot Ramos also stands out offensively, holding the highest batting average on the roster at .294. During their current five-game winning streak, the Giants have averaged 4.2 runs per game, closing the gap in the NL West standings to just one game behind the division-leading Dodgers. With important divisional games ahead, San Francisco is aiming to capitalize on their strong track record against the Rockies to stay in the thick of the playoff race in what is shaping up to be a tight National League battle. Overall, the Giants are averaging 4.1 runs per game this season, a consistent output that has kept them in contention.

Last month, the Giants claimed victory in two of their three matchups against the Rockies, and they’ll aim to build on that strong showing as the teams meet again. The Rockies, meanwhile, are coming off a rare high note—winning their first series of the season against the Marlins just two series ago—and they’ll hope to pull off another surprise upset. On the mound for San Francisco will be left-hander Robbie Ray, who’s been outstanding this year with an impressive 8-1 record and a stellar 2.44 ERA. In contrast, Colorado will turn to Kyle Freeland, who has struggled throughout the season, managing just one win against eight losses and carrying a 5.19 ERA into this game. Final Score Prediction, San Francisco Giants win 6-5.