When the 2025 Rockies take the field, there’s a good chance something extraordinary will happen. It’s usually not good, but it is unique.
Case in point: Their 13-6 loss to the Diamondbacks on Sunday afternoon at Chase Field.
The Rockies trailed just 4-3 when Arizona came to bat in the fifth. Right-hander Tanner Gordon retired the first two hitters, but the D-backs rifled out nine consecutive two-out hits and scored eight runs. The D-backs had never done that before, and the Rockies had never had it happen to them before.
By game’s end, Arizona hit 10 for 15 with runners in scoring position, and all 13 of its runs came with two outs.