Chicago at Colorado

The Rockies have played better baseball than any other National League team for over the last 58 games, or better than a third of the season. They come into this one with a 41-17 mark in their last 58 games. That would project out to a 115 win season over 162 games, so this team is flying well under the radar. The Cubs have struggled this season, especially on the road, where they enter with just a 25-32 mark and have dropped two of the first three in this series. Jorge DeLaRosa has been brilliant overall, with the Rockies winning eight of his last nine starts, and 10 of his last 12. He has really shined at home where he has posted a 1.88 ERA in his last four starts. The Cubs aren’t getting anything done in the role of an underdog, where they are a woeful 18-42 in their last 60. The Rockies are also surging at home against lefthand pitching, where they have won eight straight. I’m on the Rockies in this one.