Arenado became the first Rockies player to reach 40 home runs since Todd Helton knocked a club record-tying 49 in 2001. And if Gonzalez hits another, he'll give the Rockies their first multiple 40-homer swingers since Larry Walker (49), Andres Galarraga (41) and Vinny Castilla (40) in 1997.
"It's exciting with what we have," Arenado said. "There are a lot of good things happening here."
The night didn't totally erase the Rockies' problems. The Rockies led 4-0 and 6-2, only to see the starting pitching, this time Kyle Kendrick, give it away. But the night also showed that anything is possible with No.