Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA
Probable Pitchers: COL – TBD vs. OAK – Jump (RHP)
First Pitch: 6:40 PM PT
Venue: Oakland Coliseum — Oakland, California
The Coliseum remains one of MLB’s most pitcher‑friendly environments due to its massive foul territory, heavy night air, and deep power alleys.
Park Factor (Runs): Among the lowest in MLB
Home Run Factor: Strongly suppresses HRs to all fields
Dimensions: 330 LF, 388 LCF, 400 CF, 388 RCF, 330 RF
Surface: Natural grass
Impact: Fly‑ball pitchers thrive; offenses often struggle to sustain rallies.
Weather Forecast
Temperature: 64–67°F at first pitch
Wind: 12–16 mph out to right, slight boost for left‑handed pull hitters
Humidity: ~70%
Precipitation: 0%
Overall Impact: Slightly more offense than a typical Coliseum night, but still pitcher‑leaning overall.
Injury Report
Colorado Rockies
Kris Bryant (Back) — Out, no timetable
Ezequiel Tovar (Ankle) — Day‑to‑day, likely bench role
Kyle Freeland (Shoulder) — Out, rotation thin
Brenton Doyle (Hamstring) — Probable
Charlie Blackmon (Knee) — Questionable
Athletics
Zack Gelof (Oblique) — Out, mid‑June return possible
Mason Miller (Workload Management) — Unavailable, bullpen loses elite closer
Shea Langeliers (Thumb) — Day‑to‑day
Miguel Andújar (Wrist) — Probable
Esteury Ruiz (Shoulder) — Out
Team Records & Recent Form
Colorado Rockies (26–43)
Last 10: 3–7
Road Record: 9–25
Run Differential: –82
Trend: Pitching continues to struggle; offense inconsistent outside Coors
Key Note: Rockies have lost 6 of their last 7 road games.
Athletics (33–35)
Last 10: 6–4
Home Record: 18–16
Run Differential: –12
Trend: Pitching staff stabilizing; offense improving vs. RHP
Key Note: A’s have won 4 of their last 5 home series.
Pitching Matchup
COL – TBD
Without a named starter, Rockies likely deploy either a spot starter or bullpen game.
Team Pitching Notes:
Rockies road ERA: 5.63
Bullpen ERA: 5.01 (bottom 5 in MLB)
Struggle vs. patient lineups and in late innings
Matchup Outlook: Coliseum helps mask their pitching issues, but lack of swing‑and‑miss remains a problem.
ATH – Jump (RHP)
A young right‑hander with a power fastball/slider combo and emerging command.
2026 Stats:
ERA: 3.74
WHIP: 1.19
K/BB: 3.1
Home ERA: 3.21
Strengths: Generates whiffs up in the zone; slider effective vs. righties
Weaknesses: Occasional walk issues; vulnerable to left‑handed contact hitters
Matchup Outlook: Rockies’ road offense is among MLB’s weakest; Jump has a strong advantage.
Key Player Matchups
Rockies Hitters vs. Jump
Ryan McMahon: Best lefty bat; strong matchup vs. Jump’s fastball
Brenton Doyle: Power/speed threat but high K‑rate vs. sliders
Elias Díaz: Rockies’ most consistent contact hitter on the road
Athletics Hitters vs. Rockies Pitching
Brent Rooker: Prime HR candidate with wind blowing to right
Tyler Soderstrom: Excellent matchup vs. soft‑contact pitchers
Miguel Andújar: Hot bat; thrives vs. low‑velocity arms
Series History
2023–2025 Combined: Athletics lead 9–6
At Oakland Coliseum: A’s lead 6–3
Recent Trend: A’s have won 4 of the last 5 meetings.
Betting Trends
Colorado
2–8 last 10 road games
Under is 5–2 in last 7 Rockies road games
Rockies 1–6 last 7 vs. AL West
Athletics
7–3 last 10 home games
Under is 6–3 in last 9 at Coliseum
A’s 5–1 last 6 vs. teams under .500
Head‑to‑Head
Home team is 6–2 in last 8 meetings
Under is 4–1 in last 5 in Oakland
Game Odds
Colorado Rockies 13.5
Athletics – 196
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, June 11, 2026
