The Rockies outhit the Diamondbacks 11-8 and certainly had their chances to score, but couldn’t capitalize in the 4-2 loss to Arizona at Coors Field on Tuesday. Madison Bumgarner gave up nine of those hits over seven innings, but only let one runner score while registering six strikeouts. The Rockies had a two-game winning streak entering the game, but instead opened up the six-game homestand and three-game series with a loss, dropping to 27-39 to further settle into last place in the NL West.
In momentum-shattering and fan-frustrating fashion, the Rockies hit into four double plays in the game.