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Rockies, lacking a clutch hit, lose to Diamondbacks at Coors Field to drop to 3-9

To paraphrase the immortal Crash Davis, all the Rockies needed to beat the Diamondbacks on Tuesday night at Coors Field was “just one extra flare … a gorp … a groundball with eyes … a dying quail.”

But the clutch hit — even a cheapie clutch hit — never arrived.

So the D-backs prevailed, 3-2, to end their five-game losing streak. A crowd of 19,359 watched the Rockies slip to 3-9 on the young season.

Colorado had eight hits but was 0 for 6 with runners in scoring position.

Colorado wasted a rock-solid start from right-hander Cal Quantrill and quality relief work from Victor Vodnik, Tyler Kinley and Jalen Beeks.