Colorado Rockies
Mile-high hope living beside the league's least forgiving scoreboard
A rebuilding club asked to survive both its opponents and the altitude's arithmetic.
Colorado lost 10-3 to New York after the Yankees scored six runs in the seventh and Anthony Volpe hit a grand slam in his return.
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Yankees 10, Rockies 3: Anthony Volpe returned with a grand slam
Anthony Volpe's five-RBI return included a grand slam as New York turned a close early game into a six-run seventh-inning statement.
Rockies 3, Yankees 5: Schlittler kept the return simple
Cam Schlittler struck out 10 over seven innings while Aaron Judge returned to the lineup in New York's win over Colorado.
Nationals 13, Rockies 3: Washington turned one error into an avalanche
Washington scored 13 runs after a five-run fifth inning, with Daylen Lile driving in five in a 13-3 win over Colorado.
Rockies 6, Diamondbacks 4: Colorado banked the early damage
Brett Sullivan and Zac Veen homered as Colorado built a five-run lead early and held off Arizona's 11-hit push.
Rays 4, Rockies 0: Five hits made the difference
Tampa Bay scored in three innings, Nick Martinez and the bullpen shut out Colorado, and the Rays turned five hits into a road win.
Rays 9, Rockies 7: Tampa Bay kept adding one more answer
Tampa Bay beat Colorado 9-7 in 11 innings after a 23-hit game kept changing shape and the Rays scored twice in the final frame.
Rockies 8, Nationals 7: Goodman supplied the last answer at Coors
Hunter Goodman's eighth-inning homer broke the final tie and gave Colorado an 8-7 win over Washington.
Nationals 7, Rockies 3: Three homers broke Colorado's only tie
Colorado erased a three-run deficit, but Washington answered with three homers that accounted for six runs in a 7-3 win.
Reds 9, Rockies 6: Cincinnati won the power distribution
Cincinnati hit four home runs and built an 8-1 lead before surviving Hunter Goodman's three-homer, five-RBI response.
Rockies 10, Reds 3: Rumfield turned three innings into a blowout
TJ Rumfield had four hits and four RBIs as Colorado scored eight runs in the first three innings of a 10-3 win over Cincinnati.
Reds 7, Rockies 2: Spencer Steer made Coors Field chase him twice
Spencer Steer hit two home runs, including an inside-the-parker, as Cincinnati beat Colorado 7-2 behind seven strong innings from Brady Singer.