Dodgers travel to Coors Field for a four-game set with Colorado, carrying a 71-53 record and first-place gaze in the NL West after a Padres sweep. Yoshinobu Yamamoto toes the slab for LA against Kyle Freeland, a clash that could swing early momentum and shape fantasy rosters for the week. Colorado arrives after a Diamondbacks sweep and will lean on home-field edge to keep pace in a high-altitude test.

Odds push LA, but the total sits around 11 as offenses and the ballpark conspire in Denver. Projections weigh Yamamoto’s season ERA around 2.84 and Freeland’s Coors-era risk at the top, with the model leaning Dodgers on the moneyline, Rockies +1.5, and the under for tonight.

From a fantasy lens, Yamamoto’s strikeout upside and durable innings profile give him DFS appeal with a favorable matchup, while Freeland carries upside if he minimizes the long ball in the thin air. Target Dodgers’ top bats and Rockies power in opposing spots; leverage bullpen swings when the game script favors one side.

The series favors the Dodgers on the moneyline, with a Rockies(+1.5) angle and under hitting value, per the latest NBC Sports model. This set-up offers a blend of ceiling starts and park-induced risk—perfect for weekly fantasy and betting consideration.