Skyler Timmins

6 days ago | purplerow.com | Skyler Timmins

It was another quality battle between the Colorado Rockies (17-60) and the Arizona Diamondbacks (39-37) on Saturday, but the little things proved to be the difference maker as the Rockies failed to get the big hit and pull off a comeback late. Early innings sprintThe runs came early for both teams, as six of the eight runs scored came in the first three innings. The Diamondbacks struck first after Ketel Marte doubled to lead off the game and later scored on a sacrifice fly by Eugenio Suárez.

6 days ago | purplerow.com | Skyler Timmins

It was a classic Coors Field game on Friday, one that featured plenty of offense and not great pitching, which always seems to be the case when the Colorado Rockies (17-59) and Arizona Diamondbacks (38-37) get together in Denver. Carson Palmquist (0-4, 7.76 ERA) is still trying to find his footing at the major league level. After six starts, the rookie lefty has allowed 24 runs on 31 hits over 26 2⁄3 innings of work.

1 week ago | purplerow.com | Skyler Timmins

The Colorado Rockies (17-58) dropped an extra-inning affair to the Washington Nationals (31-44) despite a well-played game. The Rockies tallied 11 hits, but ended up striking out 13 times while going 3-for-9 with runners in scoring position. Still, the pitching was solid, and some timely hits did come, but a pair of two-run homers from James Wood sealed their fate. The Rockies' win streak ends at four games, but they did win their second series of the season and had a winning road trip, going 4-3.

1 week ago | purplerow.com | Skyler Timmins

It seems almost unfathomable, but the Colorado Rockies (17-57) are on the cusp of securing a four-game sweep of the Washington Nationals (30-44) and extending their win streak to five games. Hitting and pitching has been solid in the series and they’ll look to keep it rolling on Thursday. Chase Dollander (2-7, 6.57 ERA) will take the hill for the Rockies and is still trying to put it all together at the major league level.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Skyler Timmins

It seems almost unfathomable, but the Colorado Rockies (17-57) are on the cusp of securing a four-game sweep of the Washington Nationals (30-44) and extending their win streak to five games. Hitting and pitching has been solid in the series and they’ll look to keep it rolling on Thursday. Chase Dollander (2-7, 6.57 ERA) will take the hill for the Rockies and is still trying to put it all together at the major league level.