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Rockies vs. Reds predictions, odds: MLB picks, best bets Friday

Rockies vs. Reds predictions, odds: MLB picks, best bets Friday

New York Post11-07-2025
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Here we go again.
Looking in the basement again for treasures.
Won with the Rockies and the White Sox recently, and I see Colorado is at Cincinnati, where Reds rookie Chase Burns will be making his fourth career start.
The 22-year-old Burns has given up nine runs in 10 innings thus far.
The Rockies' Germán Márquez was left tattered by the White Sox, tagged for six runs on 11 hits in his last outing.
Nevertheless, Márquez delivered four straight quality starts previously, allowing just three runs over those 20 ¹/₃ innings.
Play $50 on the road dog Rocks.
Chase Burns
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Game started at 7:09.
Yanks didn't show up until 9:09, but when they did they put on a show.
And a slide show.
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Mariners led 5-0. Bryan Woo took a no-no into the eighth inning.
Woo gave up two runs, the pen gave up another three and the table was set for Volpe's creative slide to evade the tag.
Yanks won 6-5! Down -277 ronguidrys.
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