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Arizona Diamondbacks 5, Colorado Rockies 3: First to 60 losses

2 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.
Colorado Rockies vs. Arizona Diamondbacks game no. 77 thread: Merrill Kelly vs. Carson Palmquist

2 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.
Washington Nationals 4, Colorado Rockies 3: Wood you like a do over?

4 days 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.
Colorado Rockies vs. Washington Nationals game no. 75 thread: Chase Dollander vs. Trevor Williams

4 days 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.
Wednesday Rockpile: My dad the Rockies fan

6 days ago | purplerow.com | Skyler Timmins

If you recall, back in October, I wrote about how the 2024 Rockies helped provide an escape for my dad as he began a battle against liver cancer in May of that year. That article was difficult for me to write, and I fear this one is no easier, as my dad, David Timmins, passed away on June 9, 2025.
Colorado Rockies Reacts Survey Results: Jake Bird or Hunter Goodman?

1 week ago | purplerow.com | Samantha Bradfield

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across MLB. Throughout the year, we ask questions of the most plugged-in Colorado Rockies fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. ★ ★ ★When it comes to MLB All-Star voting, it typically turns into a popularity contest. Every team gets at least one representative, and the fans vote to decide who gets to actually start the game. For pitchers, things get tricky because they’re all selected by the managers.
Colorado Rockies 10, Atlanta Braves 1: A weird, blowout win is still a win

1 week ago | purplerow.com | Samantha Bradfield

Dale Zanine-Imagn Images It was a weird game in Atlanta, and that might be putting it lightly. The Colorado Rockies scored before recording a hit and also struck out 16 times against the Atlanta Braves but bludgeoned them 10-1. Duel of the No-HittersFor the first five innings, Austin Gomber and Grant Holmes had dueling no-no’s. The Rockies scored first on a two-error play in the third.
Colorado Rockies vs. Atlanta Braves game no. 71 thread: Austin Gomber vs. Grant Holmes

1 week ago | purplerow.com | Samantha Bradfield

The Colorado Rockies have struggled mightily against the Atlanta Braves in their last two games. On Friday, they led 4-1 and ended up losing 12-5 after the bullpen coughed up 11 runs in the sixth (3), seventh (3) and eighth (5) innings. After being a strength for much of the season, the ‘pen has been hemorrhaging runs as of late. But in yesterday’s 4-1 loss, the culprit was a season-high 19 strikeouts. That number is tied for the most by any team in a single game this season.
This Week in Purple: Back to Earth

1 week ago | purplerow.com | Samantha Bradfield

The weekend is a great time to kick back and reflect. This Week in Purple is the place to catch up on the news from our team at Purple Row. You’ll find links to Rockpiles and other content below as well as a platform for community discussion in the comments. ★ ★ ★The Colorado Rockies came back to Earth this week, dropping five of their last six games. They held the San Francisco Giants on the ropes for all three of their games, but two late-inning bullpen implosions equated to two losses.
Colorado Rockies 8, San Francisco Giants 7: Walk-off taco’s for lucky number 13

1 week ago | purplerow.com | Samantha Bradfield

The Colorado Rockies avoided the sweep and earned their 13th win of the season by way of the walk-off — their first of the year. It looked precarious at times, but there was plenty of clutch hitting to help them claw their way back against the San Francisco Giants on a getaway day. Senza’s struggles continueAntonio Senzatela has struggled mightily this season. He has only made two starts where he didn’t allow an earned run, and has only pitched one game where he allowed less than four.