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Bleacher Report · Jun 17, 2019

Padres, Rockies Set MLB 4-Game Series Scoring Record with 92 Runs

In a throwback to the early days of Coors Field, the San Diego Padres and Colorado Rockies lit up the scoreboard during their weekend series.

Per USA Today's Bob Nightengale, the 92 combined runs by the Padres and Rockies set a new Major League Baseball record for a four-game series:

Bob Nightengale The 92 runs scored in #Padres-#Rockies’ 4-game series were most runs scored in a series in modern #MLB history

Here's the cumulative box score from the series:

High Heat Stats UPDATE: Final cumulative box score for the four games series between the #Padres and #Rockies. Crazy. -AJE https://t.co/CjVnbaIHMy

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