Texas at Colorado

The Colorado Rockies have the reputation of scoring big at home, and getting no pitching. The ballpark in Denver is known to give it up frequently, so the totals are always higher than anywhere else. The steroid era made this effect even more dramatic, but the last two seasons a total here of more than 10 has seen the UNDER prevail 60% of the time. Texas starter Robbie Ross has had just one bad start all season, and has been great on the road this year allowing just 2 runs in 11.1 innings of work. He has a 3-0 mark in interleague play in 18 relief appearances, and one start backed by a 1.13 ERA. The Rockies own a 25-12-1 mark to the UNDER in their last 38 interleague games vs. a left-handed starter. Texas is now 21-8 to the UNDER on the interleague road vs. a winning team in their last 29. The total is too high, so grab the UNDER.