Rookie Matt Shaw provided a walking Single to the right on Tuesday night to push Chicago Cubs to 4-3 victory against Chicago Cubs.
Brenton Doyle’s RBI Earth Rockies 3-2 on the 11th hill after the lead, Michael Bush tied the game with a rbi single (0-2) from Tyler Kinley (0-2), and then walked Nico Hoerner and surrendered Shaw’s winner.
Chris Flexen (3-0) threw 10 and 11th strokes for CUBS and allowed an unprecedented run. Cade Horton started for Chicago, a four -hit two running and a six strokes and hit six. Ian Happ and Kyle Tucker made a pair of hit for Cubs, who won six of their last seven matches.
German Marquez allowed two walks to the two -strokes and a march in six inning for Rockies and six strokes. Doyle has doubled for Colorado, who lost nine of the last 10 games.
After retireing Horton’s first nine Colorado dough he faced, CUBS is the third third. Shaw set out with a single, and Happing came second before singing, and Tucker walked to load the bases. Seiya Suzuki went to one left for the first run of the game, and Pete Crow-Armstrong doubled Chicago’s leadership with RBI floor.
Colorado, Ryan McMahon’un hit a field and stolen in the second ranking two -output, Jordan Beck’u fourth in the fourth place.
Rockies ranked seventh in Doyle’s fifth house of the season. Caleb Thielbar then relieved Horton, who shot Tyler Freeman and retired Michael Toglia before allowing Kyle Farmer’s march of Single and Adael Amador. Ryan relieved Brasier Thielbar and retired to finish Beck.
Jake Bird entered Marquez at the seventh bottom and made a score -free shot.
Freeman worked in the ninth one -time single against Ryan Pressly, but stole the captative Reese McGuire. Toglia then walked, but Pressly Farmer’s firing grounded floor.
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