The Colorado Rockies (39-59) host the Cincinnati Reds (43-52) on Friday at Coors Field, beginning at 8:40 p.m. ET. The Rockies are favored on the moneyline (-118), while the Reds are -104 underdogs. The Reds are spread favorites (1.5) with +145 odds, despite being the moneyline underdog. Colorado has Gabriel Hughes starting things off, while Cincinnati will counter with Brady Singer.

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Rockies vs. Reds betting lines

• Favorite: Rockies (-118)
• Underdog: Reds (-104)
• Over/under: 12

Rockies betting info, hitting leaders, & pitching

Rockies betting info

• The Rockies have been listed as the moneyline favorite just one other time so far this season, a game they lost.
• Colorado has not played a game this season with moneyline odds of -118 or shorter.
• Based on this contest’s moneyline, the Rockies’ implied win probability is 54.1%.
• Colorado has combined with opponents to go over the total 45 times this season for a 45-50-3 record against the over/under.
• The Rockies have put together a 53-45-0 record ATS this season (covering 54.1% of the time).

Rockies hitting info

• T.J. Rumfield has 20 doubles, two triples, 12 home runs and 40 walks while batting .296.
• Among hitters in baseball, Rumfield ranks 86th in home runs and 57th in RBI.
• Jake McCarthy has 53 RBI while hitting .301. Both lead his team.
• McCarthy ranks 112th in home runs among hitters in MLB and 35th in RBI.
• McCarthy has hit safely in three games in a row. In his last five games he is hitting .278 with two doubles, a home run, three walks and two RBIs.
• Hunter Goodman leads the Rockies with 27 home runs.
• Goodman brings a four-game hitting streak into this game. In his last five games he is hitting .333 with a double and three walks.
• Kyle Karros has 18 doubles, two triples, nine home runs and 40 walks while batting .263.

Rockies pitching rankings

• The Rockies pitching staff ranks 29th in MLB with a collective 7.2 strikeouts per nine innings.
• Colorado’s 5.45 team ERA ranks last among all MLB pitching staffs.
• The Rockies average baseball’s worst WHIP (1.521).
• The Rockies surrender the fifth-most home runs in baseball (132 total, 1.3 per game).
• Colorado struck out four Giants batters while allowing eight hits in a 3-1 loss in its last game.

Reds betting info, hitting leaders, & pitching

Reds betting info

• This season, the Reds have been the underdog 65 times and won 27, or 41.5%, of those games.
• Cincinnati is 23-36 this season when entering a game as the underdog by -104 or more on the moneyline.
• The implied probability of a win by the Reds, based on the moneyline, is 51%.
• Games involving Cincinnati have gone over the total set by oddsmakers in 53 of 95 chances this season.
• The Reds are 51-44-0 against the spread in their 95 chances this season.

Reds hitting info

• Sal Stewart leads Cincinnati in home runs (19) and runs batted in (64) this season while batting .256.
• Stewart is 26th in homers and 10th in RBI among all hitters in MLB.
• Stewart has safely hit in three straight games. During his last five outings he is batting .300 with a double, two home runs, a walk and four RBIs.
• Elly De La Cruz leads Cincinnati in batting with a .274 average while slugging 15 homers and driving in 44 runs.
• De La Cruz is 49th in home runs and 76th in RBI among all MLB hitters this season.
• De La Cruz has safely hit in three games in a row. During his last five outings he is hitting .333 with a double, a triple, two home runs, three walks and three RBIs.
• JJ Bleday has 58 hits this season and a slash line of .242/.350/.496.
• Bleday takes a six-game hitting streak into this game. In his last 10 outings he is hitting .270 with three home runs, six walks and six RBIs.
• Spencer Steer has 78 hits and an OBP of .328 to go with a slugging percentage of .421 this season.

Reds pitching rankings

• The Reds strike out 8.2 batters per nine innings as a pitching staff, 21st in MLB.
• Cincinnati has the 23rd-ranked ERA (4.53) in the majors this season.
• Reds pitchers have a 1.442 WHIP this season, fourth-worst in the majors.
• The Reds have allowed the 24th-fewest home runs this season with 127, or 1.3 per game.
• Last time out, Cincinnati fell to the Cubs 8-4. Its pitchers compiled seven strikeouts and nine hits allowed.