Rockies vs. Phillies Series Betting Line, DFS Picks – May 29

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The Rockies vs. Phillies series betting line for Friday’s game had Philadelphia as a -160 favorite despite their 19-30 record while Colorado was coming in as a +145 underdog.  The total is set at 7.  The pitching matchup has everything to do with these numbers.

PITCHING MATCHUP: Rockies RH Chad Bettis (1-0, 4.19 ERA) vs. Phillies LH Cole Hamels (5-3, 2.98) 

Bettis is 2.70 ERA in four career appearances (two starts) against the Phillies.

Hamels is 4-3 with a 3.34 ERA in nine starts against Colorado.

Over his last four starts, all wins, Hamels has a stellar 1.53 ERA and 29:5 K:BB ratio in 29.1 innings.

On the daily fantasy front, Wilin Rosario is one of the few who has had much luck hitting against the Phillies star Cole Hamels.  He’s 6-for-15 against him with 4 RBIs.  He enters this game with a decent .296 ERA.

Carlos Ruiz you will need to have on your roster today.  He is 4-for-5 against Colorado's Chad Bettis. 

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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