The Giants are a different team on the road. A bad team. San Francisco is nine games under .500 on the road and have lost 68 percent of their past 52 games at Coors Field, including the first two of this series by a combined margin of 13-3. 

Nolan Arenado is on fire with 21 RBI's in his last 14 games, including nine homers, and Charlie Blackmon has started to heat up. Those are Colorado's key cogs. 

I don't see rookie Andrew Suarez and a Giants bullpen lacking a closer being able to stop the Rockies in Coors. 

Southpaw Tyler Anderson is coming off a brilliant performance shutting out the Dodgers for eight innings while allowing only four hits in a 3-1 victory this past Friday. The Dodgers have scored 31 runs in their last three games so Anderson's outing wasn't a fluke. Anderson is backed by two stud late-inning relievers, Adam Ottavino and Wade Davis. 

The Giants have lost nine of their last 13 games when facing a lefty starter.