The Colorado Rockies and Los Angeles Dodgers opened their three-game set at Coors Field on Tuesday night with a contest that fully lived up to the offensive reputation of Denver’s mile-high ballpark. Unfortunately for the home team, the Rockies once again found themselves on the wrong end of a hard-fought battle, falling to the Dodgers… read more

In a matchup that seemed destined to solidify Arizona’s dominance, the Colorado Rockies engineered a spirited comeback to secure a hard‑fought 4–2 triumph over the Diamondbacks. The victory not only salvaged the series finale but lifted the Rockies to an 18-60 record. Arizona ignited the scoring in the second inning. Josh Naylor reached base on… read more

Under a relentless Denver heat—98°F at first pitch, the warmest temperature of any MLB game this season—the Colorado Rockies faced a determined Arizona Diamondbacks squad at Coors Field. Despite flashes of offensive spark from Colorado, Arizona’s balanced attack and steady pitching secured a 5–3 victory. The game opened with high energy. Arizona’s leadoff man, Ketel… read more

It was a classic Coors Field slug fest on Friday, but the Colorado Rockies came up on the short end as the Arizona Diamondbacks battered them to a 14-8 defeat, handing Colorado their 59th loss of the season. The Diamondbacks struck first in the top of the first. Lourdes Gurriel Jr.’s RBI single drove in… read more

Closing out their four-game series at Nationals Park, the Colorado Rockies battled through 11 innings against the Washington Nationals in a game that unfolded as a tense, back‑and‑forth duel that shattered Washington’s 11‑game losing streak—but at the expense of Colorado’s four‑game winning streak. James Wood powered the Nationals to a 4-3 victory, preventing the Rockies’… read more

What looked like the Nationals’ best chance in days to end their disastrous skid at home quickly unraveled as the Colorado Rockies extended their hot streak with a gutsy 3–1 victory on the evening of June 18 at Nationals Park. Colorado sent veteran right-hander Germán Márquez to the mound, matching him against Washington’s lefty Mitchell… read more

At Nationals Park — with 17,232 fans in attendance — the Colorado Rockies pulled off an electric offensive surge, ultimately defeating the home-standing Washington Nationals 10–6. What had begun as a modest, early back-and-forth contest erupted during a monster seventh inning for Colorado, sparking a four-homer frenzy that left D.C. stunned. This win marks the… read more

The Rockies wasted no time jumping on Nationals starter Jake Irvin. In the bottom of the first inning, Tyler Freeman singled and scored courtesy of catcher Hunter Goodman’s two-run home run to left-center—just the kind of fast start Colorado needed. The blast set a hopeful tone, putting Colorado ahead 2–0. Washington answered in the fourth… read more

The Colorado Rockies announced that left-handed pitcher Austin Gomber has been activated from the 60-day injured list and will start Sunday’s finale against the Atlanta Braves. To make room of the 40-man roster, right-handed pitcher Ryan Feltner was placed on the 60-day IL for back spasms while reliever Zach Agnos has been optioned to Triple-A…. read more