When we last saw the Rockies they were scoring 20 runs. That was this past Wednesday at Coors Field.

Now the Rockies travel to pitcher-friendly Oracle Park to take on the Giants. Colorado's offense is way down from past seasons. It's been dreadful on the road ranking 28th in batting average and fourth from the bottom in OPS and on-base percentage.

This should make things easier for Giants starter Kyle Harrison, who has a 2.97 night ERA. Harrison has held his last two opponents to just one earned run in 10 1/3 innings.

The Rockies are going with Kyle Freeland, who has been tremendous in six starts since coming off the 60-day injured list with a 1.95 ERA. Colorado has a rested bullpen, too.

The Giants have a mediocre offense at best. They are 23rd in homers. San Francisco has scored three or fewer runs in seven of its past nine games.