コロラド・ロッキーズ - ニューヨーク・メッツのベッティング予想

This is a playable underdog price, but I would keep the stake controlled. At 2.27, the implied probability is 44.1%. For value, Colorado only needs to project around 46–47%+. I would make them roughly 45–48%, depending on lineup confirmation, so there is a small edge at your number. The matchup is New York Mets vs Colorado Rockies at Coors Field, May 7, 2026, with Christian Scott listed for the Mets and Jose Quintana for Colorado. MLB’s probable-pitcher page lists Scott at 0-0, 4.26 ERA, 9 strikeouts, and Quintana at 1-2, 4.07 ERA, 12 strikeouts. The case for Colorado is mainly price + starting-pitcher stability + Coors volatility. Scott has limited 2026 MLB volume so far, with just 6.1 innings, allowing three runs, three hits, five walks, and nine strikeouts across his early starts. Quintana, meanwhile, has reportedly been solid over his last two starts, allowing only two runs on seven hits against Atlanta and the Mets. There is also a situational rebound angle. Colorado lost 10-5 to the Mets earlier today, but the offense did show late life, including homers from TJ Rumfield and Jake McCarthy, and they loaded the bases in the ninth. That matters at Coors because one offensive inning can flip the game quickly. The concern is obvious: the Rockies are in poor form. Reuters reported that the 10-5 loss was Colorado’s sixth straight defeat, and the Mets have won three straight. New York also had 15 hits in that game, so this is not a spot where I would overexpose bankroll. Market-wise, this is close. ESPN’s matchup page had the game nearly even by its predictor, Mets 49.5% / Rockies 50.5%, while the betting market still had New York favored. That supports the idea that 2.27 is a value number, even if Colorado’s current form makes it risky.