- Matchup: Colorado Rockies vs Cincinnati Reds
- Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2026
- Venue: Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati, OH
- Broadcast: Reds.TV
- Betting Odds: Colorado (+110) Cincinnati (-132)
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On Wednesday, April 29, 2026, the Cincinnati Reds (18-10) will host the Colorado Rockies (13-16) at Great American Ball Park. The Rockies come in with odds of +110, while the Reds are favored at -132. The over/under for this match is set at 9. Starting pitchers for the game are Kyle Freeland for Colorado and Brandon Williamson for Cincinnati.
The Colorado Rockies boast a slugging percentage of .391 and have struck out 272 times while drawing 86 walks. With 114 RBIs and 241 hits this season, they maintain a team batting average of .247. Additionally, they’ve achieved 53 doubles and hit 27 home runs. Collectively, the Rockies have scored 118 runs and have an on-base percentage of .316, averaging 4.1 runs per game, ranking them 23rd in the league.
The Rockies have a 4.07 team earned run average this season, ranking 14th in the league, and they have recorded 226 strikeouts. The pitching staff has allowed 36 home runs and a total of 129 runs (17th in MLB). With 92 walks issued, their FIP stands at 4.44. Colorado has surrendered 258 hits with an average of 9.1 per 9 innings, allowing 116 earned runs this year. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio is 2.46, alongside a WHIP of 1.37.
In high-pressure situations, Rockies relievers have entered 31 times with runners on base and have notched 15 holds this season (19th in MLB). Their bullpen’s save rate is 76.9%, with 28 save opportunities, achieving 10 saves but failing 3 times. Therefore, 13.6% of the 44 inherited runners ended up scoring. A total of 86 relief pitchers have taken the mound for Colorado this year.
For this season, the Rockies have achieved 769 putouts, 245 assists, and committed 17 errors. They have a fielding percentage of .984, ranking 23rd in professional baseball, converting 26 double plays. The Rockies have turned 68.7% of balls in play into outs across their 2,307 innings, also placing them 23rd in the league.
Kyle Freeland has pitched 1,275 innings in his career, accumulating 957 strikeouts. He holds an earned run average of 4.52, allowing 640 earned runs with a career WHIP of 1.414. Freeland has surrendered 1,407 hits and issued 396 walks. His career record stands at 66-91, with a FIP of 4.45 against 5,533 batters.
The Cincinnati Reds have a slugging percentage of .377, averaging 4.21 runs per game (20th in MLB). This season, they have 37 doubles and drawn 119 walks, scoring 118 runs. They’ve also hit 37 home runs and recorded 108 RBIs. With 263 strikeouts (8th in the league), the Reds have amassed 197 hits and boast an on-base percentage of .307 alongside a batting average of .213.
Cincinnati’s pitching staff has allowed 117 runs with an earned run average of 3.77 (106 earned runs). They’ve yielded 28 home runs, allowing 4.16 runs per 9 innings (8th in MLB). The Reds’ team WHIP is 1.395 with a FIP of 4.52 this season, holding a K/BB ratio of 7.60 (215 strikeouts against 127 walks). They rank 13th in the league with 226 total hits allowed.
The Reds are 8th in MLB with a 66.7% save rate, utilizing 106 bullpen pitchers thus far. Their bullpen pitchers have been on the mound 38 times in critical situations and 32 times with runners on base. With 37 save opportunities, the Reds have claimed 21 holds and suffered 5 blown saves. In 15 save chances, they’ve succeeded in 10 saves with an inherited score rate of 20.0% from 45 inherited runners.
Defensively, the Cincinnati Reds have turned 30 double plays and achieved a .987 fielding percentage (10th in pro baseball). They’ve tallied 238 assists, committed 13 errors, and 759 putouts this season. Their fielding efficiency sits at 71.1% over 2,277 innings, ranking 7th in the majors.
Brandon Williamson, with a career record of 7-7, holds an earned run average of 4.55, allowing 8.2 hits per nine innings. His K/BB ratio is 2.08, having faced 662 batters throughout his career. He’s allowed 79 earned runs, boasting a WHIP of 1.300 and a FIP of 4.5. Williamson has surrendered 143 hits while striking out 125 batters over 156 innings pitched.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB matchup against the spread or moneyline?
Pick: Support Colorado (+110)
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