When Colorado Rockies hosted San Diego Padres in Denver on Sunday, they will have a six -game host and want to set out with some acceleration.
And on Saturday night to forget the loss of 21-0 to Padres.
It was 6-33 for Colorado and there was not much chance for the momentum in a discomfort during the season. With the loss on Saturday, Rockies connected Baltimore Orioles for the beginning of the worst 39 games in the last 130 years.
Rockies’ losing line is the longest of the season and they will try to avoid the ninth in a row when they send San Diego to Nick Pivetta (5-1, 2.01) to the mound (0-6, 9.90 ERA) to the mound against the mound.
Colorado has only one winning line this season, but it lasted two matches, but he didn’t lose his fight.
“The guys who make hard games are wearing it,” Black said. “(Starting) Bradley (Blalock) feels terrible. (Relaxing) Juan (Mejia) feels terrible.”
The two jugs left 19 runs (16 won) in the top five inning.
“These guys feel and on their shoulders, so there is a lot of disappointment when not happening.” He said. “But for a long time, you are conditioned for such a game for children in the game. They are periodically in baseball. … Forcing and passing them the next day.”
For Rockies, the numbers at home are terrible even by the striker Coors field standards. In five games, they delivered 63 runs to Detroit Tigers and Padres and received 18 points. In the season, most of them allowed 258 runs on the main branch and threw less than half – 124.
The team ERA, MLB’s worst 5.89, and the starting staff met for three wins.
Marquez hopes to get four wins on Sunday and get the first of the season.
In his career, he succeeded in San Diego. 19 matches-17 matches-4.62 ERA with 10-4.
Padres can get tired of running bases on Saturday night. They threw five homer and set up a season as running and hit (24) for the second flat game. Eight San Diego player had very accurate games.
If they can approach fireworks on Saturday night in the escape game, Piveetta should not have any problems in getting a team in his career, Colorado, a team he struggles with. Pivetta appeared in six games (five starters) and 10.72 ERA and 1-5.
18.90 ERA did not go well in Coors Field, where he lost all three. He allowed 22 runs in 10 inning in Denver – except one, all of them except all – all -.
While Pivetta is trying to sweep San Diego Rockies for the second time this season, Padres Starter Stephen Kolek’s Saturday shooting performance can match as a goal.
Only at the beginning of the second largest league, Kolek, the manager Mike Shildt’in starting to finish the start of the Full game closed. The Kounk threw 104 on the field, hit seven and gave up five strokes, never allowed despite a tremendous leadership.
“Shildty is always talking about maintaining his superiority, Ka Kanek said. “In my opinion, this is just attacking and don’t give anything.”
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