- Matchup: San Diego Padres vs. Colorado Rockies
- Date: Monday, September 14, 2026
- Venue: Coors Field, Denver, CO
- Broadcast: Rockies.TV
- Betting Odds: San Diego (-160), Colorado (+132)
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On Monday, the Colorado Rockies (55-93) will face the San Diego Padres (80-68) at Coors Field. The betting line has San Diego favored at -160, while Colorado stands at +132. The over/under for the total runs in this game is set at 9. The starting pitchers for this matchup will be Casey Mize and Tomoyuki Sugano.
The Padres have recorded 215 doubles this season and launched 163 home runs. With a slugging percentage of .390, they have struck out 1,190 times, while also walking 515 times. In terms of scoring, San Diego averages 4.3 runs per game, ranking 22nd in MLB, with a total of 609 RBIs and 1,167 hits, leading to a team batting average of .239. They have scored a total of 633 runs and boast an on-base percentage of .316.
San Diego has a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.42 and their pitching staff holds a collective WHIP of 1.28. This season, Padres pitchers have allowed 165 home runs and conceded 613 runs, ranking 8th overall in MLB. They have given up 1,176 hits, averaging 8.1 hits per nine innings, and 569 earned runs. The team has an ERA of 3.91, placing them 9th in baseball, while their pitchers have struck out 1,208 batters. Additionally, they’ve walked 499 hitters, maintaining a FIP of 4.17 for the season.
This season, the Padres have utilized 501 relief pitchers. These relievers have inherited 231 runners, with 31.2% scoring. Collectively, they have registered 94 holds, which ranks 5th in the league. Padres’ bullpen has faced players on base 141 times, appearing in 171 high-leverage situations, while achieving 45 saves out of 63 opportunities, resulting in a save percentage of 71.4%.
The Padres’ defense has notched 3,934 putouts, 1,306 assists, and 61 errors, achieving a fielding percentage of .988—good for 4th in professional baseball. They have successfully converted 70.9% of balls in play into outs throughout their 11,802 innings, placing them 9th overall.
Casey Mize has pitched 472 innings, registering 387 strikeouts in his career. With a career win-loss record of 24-28, he has a FIP of 4.28, facing 2,014 batters. His earned run average stands at 4.35, having allowed 228 earned runs and a WHIP of 1.298, giving up 482 hits (averaging 9.2 hits per nine innings) and 131 walks.
The Colorado Rockies have a slugging percentage of .416, averaging 4.70 runs per game (6th in the league). With 262 doubles and 164 home runs, they’ve scored 695 runs and recorded 665 RBIs this season. Yet, they have struck out 1,296 times (7th in baseball) and accumulated 1,274 hits, with an on-base percentage of .323 and a batting average of .253.
The Rockies’ pitching staff has allowed a total of 857 runs this season, maintaining a team ERA of 5.55 (801 earned runs). They have given up 201 home runs and yield 5.94 runs per 9 innings, placing last in the league. The team’s WHIP stands at 1.528, with a FIP of 4.83. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio is 7.00, with 1,012 strikeouts to 495 walks. Notably, Colorado has surrendered the most hits in the league—1,489.
Holding the 24th spot for save rate at 57.1%, the Rockies have used 458 bullpen pitchers this season. Their relievers have entered in 144 high-leverage situations and faced base runners on 152 occasions. In 120 save opportunities, they’ve recorded 60 holds and have blown 24 saves. This season, Colorado relievers have completed 56 save chances, achieving 32 saves, with an inherited runner score percentage of 31.8% for 233 inherited runners.
In 11,688 defensive innings, the Rockies have achieved a defensive efficiency rating of 66.8% (30th in MLB). With a fielding percentage of .982 (29th in professional baseball), they have completed 119 double plays, registering 1,237 assists and 94 errors along with 3,896 putouts this season.
Throughout his career, Tomoyuki Sugano has permitted 325 hits and accumulated 190 strikeouts over 294 innings. With a WHIP of 1.339 and a FIP of 4.9, he’s given up 162 earned runs, maintaining a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.75. Sugano holds a career record of 22-19 with an ERA of 4.96, having allowed 9.9 hits per nine innings.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB game against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Choose Colorado (+132)
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