Following last night's thrilling ending, the Colorado Rockies and Milwaukee Brewers will face each other again Saturday. With that said, it’s a good time to check out our MLB odds series, which includes our Rockies-Brewers prediction and pick we have laid out below.

Last night's battle between these clubs lasted 13 innings, including a game-tying two-run blast in the 10th by Hunter Renfroe, and ended with a walk-off single from Luis Urias. The two are set to play again, albeit hopefully a shorter affair following last night's marathon.

Not much has gone right for the Rockies this season, and they find themselves in fourth in the NL West at 43-51. This looks like another year without a playoff berth, the final one coming in 2018 for Colorado.

Milwaukee is another story, sitting in first place in the NL Central with a record of 51-43. However, the team is mired in a slow stretch, having gone 4-6 in their last ten games.

Here are the Rockies-Brewers MLB odds, courtesy of FanDuel. 

MLB Odds: Rockies-Brewers Odds

Colorado Rockies: +1.5 (+106)

Milwaukee Brewers: -1.5 (-128)

Over: 8.5 (-102)

Under: 8.5 (-120)

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Why The Rockies Could Cover The Spread

Colorado has long felt the effects of leaving Coors Field. In addition to the ball flying differently, players need to acclimate to playing at normal elevation. The Rockies own one of the worst records on the road at 15-28. Still, there are glimmers of hope. Offseason acquisition Kris Bryant is hitting .298 in 131 at-bats, missing time due to injury, but has been on fire lately, with a .350 batting average and four home runs in his last 15 games. Bryant missed all but five games of May and June, but has been healthy and raking in July, with a .339/.403/.625 slash line this month. Colorado owns baseball's seventh-best OPS despite just 86 home runs, thanks to the seventh-fewest strikeouts.

On the mound, Colorado will trust veteran Jose Urena, who owns a 2.05 ERA this season, including a 1.45 mark in his three starts with the team. Revenge will be a factor in this one, as Urena was released by Milwaukee in May after four appearances. Last time out, Urena shut out Pittsburgh across six innings. Even with a good start from Urena, a victory is no guarantee, as Colorado's bullpen has struggled to a 4.61 ERA, fourth-worst in the league. Still, leaning on Bryant and company is a solid strategy for victory.

Why The Brewers Could Cover The Spread

Milwaukee has been the class of the NL Central this season, owning a game and a half lead. Despite missing time this season, Brandon Woodruff owns a 3.93 ERA in his 13 starts. That stat does not tell the whole story, as Woodruff has been great in his previous seven, posting a 2.39 ERA with 47 strikeouts in his last 37.2 innings. Woodruff has struck out 30.2% of the batters he has faced, ranking in the 88th percentile in that statistic. Milwaukee's bullpen has been merely average, ranking 13th in ERA. Star closer Josh Hader has been so-so, coming in with a 4.35 ERA despite 27 saves. Devin Williams and his Airbender have been terrific, as the right-hander has registered 62 strikeouts in 36.2 innings.

Armed with impressive power (127 home runs), Milwaukee's lineup is a tough one to navigate. Despite a .236 batting average, in the bottom ten of the league, Milwaukee has slugged their way to 423 runs. Willy Adames, acquired for two relievers last season, has made up for his .219 batting average with 20 home runs. Adames and Rowdy Tellez (18 home runs) are a formidable duo in this lineup. Still, Milwaukee strikes out the fourth most in baseball, but Urena has not registered big strikeout totals to date.

Final Rockies-Brewers Prediction & Pick

All we can hope is for a game half as thrilling as last night's back-and-forth squabble. Milwaukee possesses the offensive firepower necessary in this one.

Final Rockies-Brewers Prediction & Pick: Brewers -1.5 (-128), under 8.5 (-120)