- Matchup: Colorado Rockies vs Chicago White Sox
- Date: Sunday, September 27, 2026
- Venue: Rate Field, Chicago, IL
- Broadcast: Chicago Sports Network
- Odds/Point Spread: Colorado (+125) Chicago (-145)
This page may include affiliate links at no extra cost to you, thanks for your support.
This game takes place at Rate Field where the Chicago White Sox (82-77) will face off against the Colorado Rockies (57-102) this Sunday. The current betting odds position the Rockies at +125, while the White Sox stand at -145. The over/under for this contest is set at 9 runs. Kyle Freeland and Anthony Kay are projected to be the starting pitchers.
The Colorado Rockies have been scoring an average of 4.7 runs per game, ranked 7th in Major League Baseball. They have accumulated a total of 740 runs this season while maintaining an on-base percentage of .323. The Rockies have hit 279 doubles and launched 175 home runs, bringing their RBI count to 709 with a total of 1,378 hits, resulting in a team batting average of .254. With a slugging percentage of .417, they have struck out 1,381 times and drawn 493 walks.
The Rockies have recorded a K/BB ratio of 2.08, while their pitching squad shows a team WHIP of 1.53. They have yielded 220 home runs and a total of 928 runs this season, ranking them 30th in the league. With 1,609 hits allowed (10.4 per nine innings) and 868 earned runs, Colorado’s ERA stands at 5.59 (also 30th in baseball) with a total of 1,092 strikeouts. The team has issued 526 walks, producing a FIP of 4.84 throughout the campaign.
This season, the Rockies have employed 492 relievers. Their bullpen has inherited 242 base runners, with 32.2% scoring. The bullpen has tracked 60 holds (29th in the league) and has faced runners on base 157 times, along with 149 high-leverage situations. They have managed to achieve 33 saves this year while failing to convert 25 of 58 save opportunities, resulting in a save percentage of 56.9% across 122 save situations.
Defensively, the Colorado Rockies have amassed 4,190 putouts, 1,331 assists, and 97 errors this season. Their fielding percentage is at .983, ranking them 27th in the majors, and they have turned 128 double plays. With a defensive efficiency of 66.7%, they are 30th in the league based on innings played of 12,570.
Freeland has pitched for 1,391 innings and struck out 1,050 batters over his career. With a win-loss record of 69-101, his FIP is calculated at 4.66. Freeland has an ERA of 4.74, having allowed 732 earned runs and a WHIP of 1.427, yielding 1,564 hits (10.1 per nine innings) and 421 walks.
The Chicago White Sox have an on-base percentage of .321 and a batting average of .236 this season. They rank 4th in the league for strikeouts, totaling 1,473, and have achieved 1,256 base hits. With 204 home runs, they have secured 724 RBIs. The White Sox slugging percentage is at .404, averaging 4.78 runs per game (5th in MLB). They’ve tallied 248 doubles, drawn 584 walks, and scored a total of 760 runs.
On the pitching side, the White Sox have allowed 708 runs this season, maintaining an ERA of 4.13 (649 earned runs). They have given up 175 home runs and concede 4.51 runs per nine innings, ranking them 15th in baseball. Their WHIP stands at 1.316 with a team FIP of 4.24. The strikeout/walk ratio is currently 8.30 (1,309 strikeouts against 564 walks), placing them at 16th in total hits allowed with 1,296.
In 133 save situations, the White Sox bullpen has recorded 60 holds and blown 30 saves. They’ve faced relievers in 70 save chances and converted 40 saves, working with a score inherited percentage of 30.5%. Their relief pitchers have been in high-leverage situations 155 times and have pitched with runners on base 178 times. They rank 23rd in the league for save percentage at 57.1%, having called upon 530 bullpen pitchers this season.
With a total of 12,723 innings played, the Chicago White Sox currently hold a defensive efficiency rating of 70.1% (13th in MLB). Their fielding percentage is .986 (16th in the league), with 112 double plays recorded and 1,291 assists, along with 81 errors creating a total of 4,241 putouts.
Throughout Kay’s career, he has allowed 246 hits while striking out 213 batters across 238 innings. Holding a win-loss record of 13-11, he has a 4.91 ERA and gives up 9.3 hits per nine innings. He has allowed 130 earned runs along with a WHIP of 1.457 and a FIP of 4.8, working with a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.11 against 1,082 hitters in his professional career.
Who will emerge victoriously in tonight’s MLB duel, covering the spread or clinching the moneyline?
Prediction: Bet on Chicago (-145)
Some links on this page are affiliate links. If you sign up or make a purchase through them, we may earn a small commission always at no extra cost to you. Thanks for helping us keep this site running.
