Last year’s Western Conference regular season points leaders, Colorado Rapids, currently sit #8 in the table this season with a 3-3-3 record an even 11:11 goal differential. However, the underlying metrics suggest there is not much different from last year to this year. San Jose has conceded a league high 23 goals this year while still managing to get theirs, scoring 15 goals themselves, leading to an MLS high 4.2 goals per game, and thus have a 7-2 O-U record vs 2.5 goals. Nick Borrman breaks down this MLS matchup and shares his free play. #MajorLeagueSoccer | #MLS | #SoccerPicks | #SanJoseQuakes | #ColoradoRapids ► Nick Borrman: https://twitter.com/BorrMan00