Perrault advised swallowing the juice and taking the Giants -1.5 runs at Coors Field (priced around -160). His case: the Rockies own just six home wins and a disastrous 10-21 home run-line record (32.3%). Overall they’re 23-42 ATS. Rookie lefty Carson Palmquist has been shelled in his lone Coors start (12.46 ERA, 10 hits and 7 runs in 4.1 IP versus Philadelphia) and the club has lost – and failed to cover – every game he has started. San Francisco, meanwhile, is 18-15 ATS on the road, riding a five-game winning streak, and 3-1 straight-up and ATS against Colorado this year, scoring 4-6-9 runs in their three covers. In a tight NL West race, Perrault expects the Giants to keep the pedal down and win comfortably.

Just A Bet Outside tacked on a juice-reducer: betting NO on Carson Palmquist to record a win. The rookie lefty has completed the five innings required for a decision only once in four tries and sports an 8.50 ERA with a 1.83 WHIP. Colorado starters as a group have produced just six or seven wins through 65 games, illustrating how rarely a Rockies arm checks all three win conditions (5+ IP, leave with a lead, bullpen preserves it). Facing a Giants lineup in Coors Field further stacks the deck against Palmquist surviving deep enough or exiting with an intact lead. The tout views the NO-win prop (around –500 at DraftKings) as an ideal de-juicer to pair with other legs because the path to a Palmquist win is ‘a very big challenge for the Rockies.’