Washington Nationals Vs Colorado Rockies Betting Preview And Props – September 17, 2021

In Friday’s game at 7:05 PM ET on MASN2, the Washington Nationals (60-86) will rely on Alcides Escobar’s impressive performance of four hits to guide them in their matchup against the Colorado Rockies (68-78). Bookmakers have labeled the Nationals as +101 underdogs for the game. The starting pitchers for this contest are German Marquez for Colorado and Josiah Gray for Washington.

Betting Odds

As of September 17, 2021, 3:00 AM ET, the betting insights and predictions in this article are based on the betting data obtained from Caesars and SportsData.io.

Nationals Probable Starting Pitcher: Josiah Gray

• Taking the mound for the Nationals is Gray, who is making his 10th start of the season. Currently, he holds a record of 0 wins and 2 losses, accompanied by a 6.00 earned run average (ERA). Impressively, Gray has managed to strike out 52 batters over the course of 48 innings pitched.
• On Saturday, the right-handed pitcher made his latest appearance against the Pirates, pitching for five innings. During the game, he conceded five earned runs and surrendered three hits.
• In this game, Gray is aiming to achieve his fourth quality start of the year.
• Out of 75 home games, the Nationals’ pitcher has delivered a quality start in 26 of them.

Nationals Hitting Leaders

Juan Soto

This season, Juan Soto has taken the lead for Washington in batting average (.314) and runs batted in (85), displaying his impressive skills. Additionally, he has knocked out 25 home runs, showcasing his remarkable slugging abilities.

Among qualified hitters in MLB, Soto holds the fifth position in AVG with a .314 average and claims the top spot in OBP with an impressive .439.

Josh Bell

This season, Josh Bell has a slugging percentage of .489, hitting a team-high of 27 home runs and driving in 83 runs.

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Nationals Team Props

Do you have a feeling about the game’s outcome? Will the Nationals start strong and be in the lead after five innings or score the first run? Perhaps your lucky number, eight, will be the final score? Or maybe the game will be tight and go into extra innings? By placing prop bets on these game scenarios, you can make your predictions and potentially win if you’re correct.

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