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San Francisco Giants vs. Colorado Rockies: Preview, Predictions and Picks for June 12, 2025

Updated on:
Jun 12, 2025 3:45 PM
The San Francisco Giants, riding a seven-game winning streak, travel to Coors Field to take on the struggling Colorado Rockies on Thursday, June 12, at 3:10 PM. The Giants look to extend their dominance in the regular season series, which they currently lead 5-1. San Francisco aims to capitalize on the Rockies' dismal home record, where they've only managed to win 6 of 27 games.
San Francisco Giants vs Colorado Rockies

Current Odds

SF
COL
Over
11.0
-105
Under
13.5
-105
SF
-1.5
-137
COL
+5.5
-105
SF
ML
-200
COL
ML
+2200

Giants vs Rockies statistics

Stat Giants Rockies
Hits 516 (25th) 493 (29th)
Batting Average .231 (25th) .222 (29th)
Runs Batted In 273 (18th) 213 (30th)
Runs 287 (16th) 216 (30th)
Home Runs 64 (22nd) 58 (25th)
Walks 237 (11th) 180 (27th)
Stolen Bases 42 (Tied-20th) 32 (28th)
Strikeouts 575 (Tied-17th) 640 (28th)
Pitches 10000 (15th) 9291 (29th)

Colorado Rockies recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
6/11/25 vs San Francisco Giants L 10-7
6/10/25 vs San Francisco Giants L 6-5
6/8/25 vs New York Mets L 13-5
6/7/25 vs New York Mets L 8-1
6/6/25 vs New York Mets L 4-2

San Francisco Giants recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
6/11/25 @ Colorado Rockies W 10-7
6/10/25 @ Colorado Rockies W 6-5
6/8/25 vs Atlanta Braves W 4-3
6/7/25 vs Atlanta Braves W 3-2
6/6/25 vs Atlanta Braves W 5-4 F/10

Colorado Rockies injuries

  • Ezequiel Tovar (SS): 10-Day-IL
  • Benny Montgomery (OF): Day-To-Day
  • Austin Gomber (SP): 60-Day-IL
  • Tanner Gordon (SP): 15-Day-IL
  • Kris Bryant (DH): 60-Day-IL

San Francisco Giants injuries

  • Cole Waites (RP): Day-To-Day
  • Justin Verlander (SP): 15-Day-IL
  • Jordan Hicks (SP): 15-Day-IL
  • Patrick Bailey (C): 10-Day-IL
  • Ryan Murphy (SP): Day-To-Day

Giants vs Rockies game info

Type Info
Venue Coors Field
Location Denver, Colorado
First pitch Thu 3:10 PM
Temperature 88°
Chance of Rain 8%

Giants vs Rockies predictions

Looking at this Giants lineup, there’s a lot to be excited about—especially with Heliot Ramos swinging such a hot bat lately. He’s been finding the gaps and driving in runs, and it wouldn’t be surprising to see him notch a couple of hits and maybe even go deep at Coors Field. Wilmer Flores, who’s always clutch with runners on, seems primed to collect an RBI or two and stay busy on the basepaths. Then there’s Hayden Birdsong, the scheduled starter, who’s got just the right blend of strikeout stuff and calm under pressure; I’d expect him to keep Colorado’s bats fairly quiet while racking up some solid strikeout numbers through the middle innings.

On the Rockies side, the offense keeps leaning on Hunter Goodman to spark something in the heart of their order. If anyone is going to break through Birdsong’s approach, it’s Goodman—he’s the kind of hitter who’s sneaky with power and loves taking advantage of his home park. Ryan McMahon could also play a factor with timely walks and an extra-base hit or two, but Colorado’s lineup has struggled to cash in on chances so far this season. As for their starter, Antonio Senzatela, Coors Field isn’t exactly the place a pitcher goes to relax, and I see the Giants lineup making him work hard from the jump.

Considering the matchup, recent form, and how both teams stack up on paper, it’s hard not to give the edge to San Francisco in this one. The Giants are rolling with that seven-game win streak and have handled Colorado pretty comfortably all year. Unless the Rockies’ bats suddenly wake up and get to the bullpen, the Giants look poised to keep the good times going and notch another W on the road.

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