Prop Bets: Colorado Rockies VS Baltimore Orioles 2025-07-26
Orioles vs. Rockies: A Tale of Two Offenses (And Why the Rockies Should Bring a Snack)
The Baltimore Orioles (-270) are here to flex their muscles against the Colorado Rockies, and let’s just say the Rockies’ lineup looks about as threatening as a toddler’s tantrum. With Trevor Rogers on the mound for Baltimore and Antonio Senzatela for Colorado, this game is shaping up to be a "who’s gonna score first" contest where the answer is almost certainly not the Rockies.
Why the Orioles?
The Birds are 23rd in home runs (23rd!?) but still manage to be favorites because, well, the Rockies are 28th in total runs (369—yes, that’s a typo, but no, it’s not). Rogers (-165 implied odds to strike out more than 4.5 batters) will likely exploit Coors Field’s thin air like a vampire at a blood bank, and the O’s bats—Gunnar Henderson (-130 on hits over 1.5), Jackson Holliday (also -130 on 1.5 hits), and Ryan O’Hearn (132 on 1.5 hits)—should feast on Senzatela’s arm like seagulls at a hot dog stand.
Why the Rockies?
Please. Their offense ranks 28th in MLB runs, and their "power" hitters (Hunter Goodman, Mickey Moniak) have prop bets for home runs at +360 and +360 respectively. That’s the sportsbook’s way of saying, "Good luck, buddy."
The Verdict:
This is a 7-3 Orioles win, with Gunnar Henderson going 2-for-4 (+1 RBI) and Senzatela looking like he’s pitching in a hurricane. Take the UNDER 9.5 runs (1.95) because watching the Rockies score is like waiting for a slow cooker to boil—possible, but not today.
Prop Pick:
- Gunnar Henderson O/U 1.5 hits: Over (he’s -130 for a reason).
- Trevor Rogers O/U 4.5 Ks: Over (-165; make him eat strike three).
- Rockies to score: 0 runs (it’s not a prop, but it should be).
The Rockies’ best bet? Pray for a rainout. The Orioles? They’ll be the ones laughing all the way to the bank. 🐦⚾
Created: July 26, 2025, 11:45 a.m. GMT