MIA 12, COL 13; Marlins Lose Back-and-Forth in Colorado

Coors Field giveth and Coors Field taketh. The Miami Marlins put up 12 runs in one of their better offensive performances of the season, but still couldn’t keep pace in a 13-12 loss to the Colorado Rockies.

With eight lead changes and six home runs, this was a classic high-scoring game in Denver’s high altitude that was always likely to be won by whoever scored last.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.The Marlins pushed across the go-ahead run in the tenth inning when Avisaíl García hit a sacrifice fly to center field that scored Jon Berti.

Cole Sulser came in to close in the bottom half of the tenth. But with a placed runner already at second base, Brendan Rodgers hit his third home…