Colorado Rockies
Coverage of Colorado Rockies in the Nexus archive.
- Nationals beat Rockies 8-0 as Cade Cavalli goes 6 strong innings and Luis García Jr. homers
The Washington Nationals defeated the Colorado Rockies 8-0 as Cade Cavalli pitched six strong innings and Luis García Jr. hit a two-run homer during a six-run seventh inning. The Nationals won their fourth consecutive road series.
- Hunter Goodman’s go-ahead homer in 8th inning lifts Rockies to 8-7 victory over Nationals
Hunter Goodman hit a go-ahead solo home run in the 8th inning, helping the Colorado Rockies defeat the Washington Nationals 8-7. CJ Abrams hit two home runs for the Nationals, but the Rockies overcame the deficit with multiple runs in key innings.
- Los Angeles Angels fired advance scout nicknamed 'Baseball Spy' after he was caught filming Rockies
The Los Angeles Angels fired advance scout Justin Prinstein, nicknamed 'The Baseball Spy,' after he was caught filming the Colorado Rockies' coaching staff at Coors Field. Prinstein used a smartphone to record coaches during a game, violating MLB's strict rules against using personal electronics to gather insider information, leading to his immediate dismissal.
- Hunter Goodman hits 3 home runs for Rockies in 8-5 win over Twins
Hunter Goodman hit three home runs and drove in five runs, leading the Colorado Rockies to an 8-5 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Kyle Karros added a two-run homer, and Jimmy Herget secured the win with two outs in the ninth.
- Twins beat the Rockies 9-8 in 10 innings after blowing a 7-run lead
The Minnesota Twins overcame a blown seven-run lead to defeat the Colorado Rockies 9-8 in 10 innings. Royce Lewis hit an RBI single in the 10th for his first career walk-off, while Hunter Goodman's two-run home run and Jake McCarthy's three-run shot fueled a Rockies comeback. The Twins' lead had been 7-0 after five innings.
- Bo Bichette appears to hit rock bottom after Mets humiliated by Rockies
Bo Bichette, the New York Mets' third baseman, appears to be struggling with his team's poor performance, including a three-game sweep by the Colorado Rockies. The Mets, with MLB's second-highest payroll, have a 9-19 start, leading to fan frustration and questions about Bichette's future due to his opt-out clause in 2027.