The Philadelphia Phillies are coming off two straight wins against the Washington Nationals and currently hold a record of 3-3 this season, placing them third in the NL East. Meanwhile, the Colorado Rockies are struggling with a 2-4 record, sitting fourth in the NL West.

As the teams prepare to meet at Coors Field in Denver on April 3, 2026, at 4:10 p.m. ET, both sides are eager to turn their fortunes around. The Phillies are favored with a moneyline of -210, while the Over/Under for the game is set at 10 runs.

Starting for the Phillies will be Aaron Nola, who has an ERA of 5.40 this season, and Michael Lorenzen, also at 0-0 but with a higher ERA of 6.23. Both pitchers will be under pressure to deliver strong performances as their teams seek crucial victories.

Injuries are a concern for both teams. The Phillies will be without Orion Kerkering, Zack Wheeler, and Max Lazar, all on the 15-day IL. The Rockies face a similar situation, with Zac Veen, Blaine Crim, José Quintana, and several others sidelined.