St. Louis Cardinals vs Colorado Rockies Prediction & Picks (Masyn Winn Key Factor): Expert MLB Betting Guide

The bet on Victor Scott II for under 0.5 in the Batter Stolen Bases market is backed by his recent performance data. His last five games show an average of only 0.2 stolen bases, both overall and at home. This indicates a low likelihood of him stealing a base in this upcoming game. Furthermore, his performance against the Colorado Rockies specifically is even less promising, with an average of 0 stolen bases in the last five games. Additionally, his current hit streak is only at 1, which doesn't suggest a sudden surge in his performance. The opposition's average of catching stealing attempts is 0.3, further reducing the odds of a successful steal. These statistics collectively imply that it is statistically unlikely for Victor Scott II to steal a base in this game.

Alec Burleson (STL) Under 1.5 Hits (-244)

The under 1.5 hits bet for Alec Burleson is statistically sound, considering his recent performance data. His last five games' overall average hits are 0.8, which is significantly lower than the 1.5 line. Furthermore, his home average hits stand at 0.4, indicating a lower productivity at home. His performance against the Colorado Rockies also supports this bet, with an average of 0.8 hits in the last five encounters. Additionally, his current hit streak is zero, both overall and at home, suggesting a slump in form. The plate appearances averages, both at home and against the Rockies, do not indicate a high probability of exceeding the 1.5 hits line. Therefore, based on these statistics, the under 1.5 hits bet for Burleson is a well-founded choice.

St. Louis Cardinals vs Colorado Rockies : Over 5.5 Total Runs (-435)

The 'Over 5.5' bet for the Total Runs market in the Cardinals vs Rockies game is a strong choice given the teams' recent scoring records. On average, the Cardinals have scored 4.2 runs in their last five games, while the Rockies have scored 4.3. This combined average of 8.5 runs per game is significantly higher than the line of 5.5. Additionally, the Cardinals have a strong record against the Rockies, winning all of their last five games, which suggests their offensive performance is effective against this opponent. Furthermore, the Rockies have allowed an average of 4.8 runs in their last five away games, which could further boost the Cardinals' scoring. These statistics indicate that the total runs are likely to exceed 5.5.

St. Louis Cardinals vs Colorado Rockies : St. Louis Cardinals -1.5 (-108)

The St. Louis Cardinals have a strong record against the Colorado Rockies, winning all of their last five encounters. This suggests a significant performance advantage. Furthermore, the Cardinals' home record shows they win more often than not, with a 3-2 record in their last five home games. Although the Cardinals' overall recent run average is slightly lower than the Rockies, their home run average is higher at 3.6 versus the Rockies' away run average of 3. This, coupled with the Cardinals' significantly lower home runs allowed average (1.4), compared to the Rockies' away runs allowed average (4.8), indicates a higher likelihood of the Cardinals winning by at least 2 runs. Therefore, the bet on 'St. Louis Cardinals -1.5' for the Run Line market is a good choice.

St. Louis Cardinals vs Colorado Rockies : St. Louis Cardinals -1.5 (-108)

The St. Louis Cardinals have a compelling betting case for a -1.5 run line. They have a solid home advantage, as demonstrated by their 3-2 record at home in their last five games. Most notably, they have dominated recent matchups with the Colorado Rockies, winning all five of the last encounters. Furthermore, the Cardinals' defense has been particularly effective at home, allowing an average of only 1.4 runs in their last five home games, significantly lower than the Rockies' average of 4.8 runs allowed in their last five away games. This defensive strength, combined with the Cardinals' proven ability to outscore the Rockies, suggests a high likelihood of them covering a -1.5 run line.