Rockies: INF Alan Trejo was recalled from Triple-A Albuquerque to fill the roster spot of LHP Austin Gombert, who has been placed on the paternity list. “We think we’re really close to getting on a slope.” “He’s progressing,” manager Jayce Tingler said.
Padres: RHP Chris Paddock, sidelined since July 28 with a left oblique strain, has steadily increased baseball activities and could soon begin throwing sessions off the mound. It was the second-longest by a Padres player in the Statcast Era (from 2015), behind Franchy Cordero’s 489-foot drive at Arizona on April 20, 2018. Pham’s home run traveled 486 feet, the longest home run in the majors this season. They improved to 40-21 at Coors Field, second only in the majors to NL West leading San Francisco's home winning percentage (42-18, 0.700) While the Rockies have struggled mightily on the road, they have played extraordinarily well at home. Pham followed by homering into the left field bleachers, and Jhoulys Chacin relieved Marquez, retiring the next two batters to close out the inning.īlackmon had three RBIs, starting with a run-scoring fielder’s choice in the first inning off Matt Strahm (0-1). By then, Croneworth had made it around the bases for an inside-the-park homer. Márquez (11-9) took a one-hitter into the seventh before Tatis hit a towering drive that soared well into the bleachers beyond the center field wall to start the inning, ending a shutout bid.Īfter Manny Machado flied out, Croneworth tagged a drive that banged off the right-center field wall, slipping past right fielder Blackmon before being run down by center fielder Sam Hilliard. … I’ve got a lot of confidence we’re going to be able to do it and we’re going to get out of this and get going.” The Padres remain 1 ½ games up on Cincinnati for the second NL wild card spot. “If we can stop the bleeding a little bit and limit the big inning, keep them at a run or two runs and stay in the fight, I think that will help going forward. “We’re in a little bit of a cold stretch,” Croneworth said. The Padres have not won at Coors Field since May 12, and they have lost six of their last seven on the road overall dating to Aug.
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It was San Diego’s sixth loss in a row at Coors Field, and marked the second consecutive series loss to the Rockies. Cron, who hit the game-winning homer in the ninth against San Diego on Monday, followed with another homer to extend Colorado’s advantage to four runs. Tim Hill relieved and Blackmon connected for his ninth homer and second in as many nights. … I think maybe he just sort of hit the wall (in the seventh).” Leading 4-3 going into the bottom of the seventh, the Rockies' Trevor Story drew a leadoff walk from Miguel Diaz. “He showed his grit no excuses, no complaints. “German was stricken by some sort of bug, not feeling well all day,” Black said.
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