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Colorado Rockies vs New York Mets June 8th 2025
The New York Mets will take on the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field in Denver, CO. The game is scheduled for Sunday, June 8, 2025, at 3:10 PM. Fans can expect clear skies and a mild day for this afternoon game, which will be broadcast on WPIX.
The Mets have a season record of 40-24 and are managed by Carlos Mendoza. Tylor Megill will start on the mound for them, carrying an ERA of 3.77. The Rockies, under interim manager Warren Schaeffer, have struggled this season with a 12-51 record. Chase Dollander will be their starting pitcher, with an ERA of 6.26.
Mets vs Rockies Key Information
- Sport: Baseball
- Teams: New York Mets vs. Colorado Rockies
- Venue: Coors Field in Denver, CO
- Date: Sunday, June 8, 2025
- Betting Odds: Mets MoneyLine -276, Rockies MoneyLine +223
The Mets Can Win If…
The New York Mets recently secured a 4-2 win against the Colorado Rockies. Kodai Senga pitched six strong innings, allowing only one earned run. Juan Soto and Pete Alonso were key contributors, with Soto going 3-for-4 and Alonso driving in two runs.
The Mets have a solid chance to win with their pitching staff leading the league in ERA at 2.89. Their pitchers have limited opponents to a .225 batting average, ranking fourth. The team also ranks second in fewest home runs allowed, showing their ability to control games on the mound.
Pete Alonso is a key player for the Mets, hitting .298 with 15 home runs and 55 RBIs. Alonso ranks first on the team in RBIs, providing crucial run support. With Tylor Megill starting, the Mets have a reliable pitcher who can keep the Rockies’ offense in check.
The Rockies Can Win If…
The Colorado Rockies lost their last game to the New York Mets 4-2. Despite the loss, the Rockies had nine hits, with Mickey Moniak hitting a home run and driving in two runs. Ryan Rolison, the starting pitcher, had a solid outing, allowing just one hit in one inning.
Hunter Goodman leads the Rockies with a .281 batting average and has hit 10 home runs this season. The team ranks 13th in doubles with 94, showing their ability to hit for extra bases. Their lineup includes players like Tyler Freeman, who has a .283 average, adding depth to their offense.
Chase Dollander will start for the Rockies with a 6.26 ERA. He will look to bounce back and help the team secure a win. The Rockies have shown they can win tight games, as seen in their recent 3-2 victories over the Miami Marlins.
Mauricio’s Monumental Debut Lights the Way
Infielder Ronny Mauricio wasted no time validating his promotion, blasting a 456-foot homer and adding an RBI single in Saturday’s 8-1 rout. Missing all of 2024 after a torn ACL, the 24-year-old’s power—already evident at Triple-A—announced itself to a Mets lineup that has won seven of nine and sits 17 games above .500 for the first time this season. Full roster updates and depth charts are available on the Scores and Stats MLB teams hub.
Pitching Matchup Sets the Tone
Tylor Megill toes the slab for New York after settling in for six innings of two-run ball against Los Angeles last week, throwing 105 pitches and retiring 16 of his final 17 batters. He’ll aim to tame Coors Field’s notorious environs and a Rockies lineup 0-for-8 with RISP on Saturday. Opposite him, rookie Chase Dollander returns from forearm tightness seeking to build on five starts with two or fewer runs allowed. For real-time pricing on this clash of right-handers, check the Scores and Stats MLB odds board.
Rockies’ Historic Struggles Compound Pressure
Colorado’s 12-52 record ties the modern era low for a 64-game start, and a 6-24 mark at Coors is the franchise’s worst through 30 home contests. A lone homer by Ryan McMahon briefly threatened Saturday, but the Rockies’ inability to cash in with runners in scoring position sealed a second straight loss. Interim manager Warren Schaeffer insists Dollander’s development is the silver lining, but a third defeat would deepen a malaise that dates back to Opening Day.
Handicapper Spotlight — Tonny Ricci
Premium handicapper Tonny Ricci went 2-0 yesterday with wins on the moneyline and spread, banking $200 profit on his baseball releases. Ricci locks in the Mets on the moneyline at –210, citing Mauricio’s bat and Megill’s surge as a recipe for a decisive victory. His full rationale and release details appear in the site’s daily MLB picks hub.
| GAME DATE | SPORT | TEAMS | SCORE | BET TYPE | DESCRIPTION | RESULT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-06-07 | ML BASEBALL |
CUB @DET |
6 – 1 | Money Line | [925] CUB ML-118 ( ACTION ) | Win |
| 2025-06-07 | ML BASEBALL |
PHI @PIT |
1 – 2 | Spread | [906] PIT +1½-115 ( R SUAREZ -L / A HEANEY -L ) | Win |
Betting Outlook and Prediction
Oddsmakers installed New York as a firm favorite, and totals are hovering near 9.0 as bettors weigh the Rockies’ historic woes against Coors Field’s hitter-friendly reputation. For deeper angles—park factors, platoon splits and bullpen leverage—consult the exhaustive Scores and Stats MLB betting guide.
The Lean
The Mets are favored to win with a moneyline of -276. The Rockies are at +223. The Mets have a strong pitching staff with a 2.89 ERA, ranked first, while the Rockies struggle with a 5.44 ERA, ranked 29th. The model projects a Mets win with a score of 6-3.
The over/under line is set at 10.5. The Mets’ offense ranks 7th in slugging percentage, while the Rockies’ pitching ranks poorly. This suggests a high-scoring game. The model projects a total score of 9, so the recommendation is to take the under.
Prediction: Mets 7, Rockies 2. Megill weathers early traffic, Mauricio adds another homer, and Ricci’s moneyline play delivers a clean sweep for New York.
