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Colorado Rockies MLB season performance

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The Colorado Rockies recently secured a season series victory over the San Francisco Giants with a 13-7 win at Oracle Park. The victory was driven by three-run home runs from Adael Amador and Brett Sullivan, with Amador hitting his first home run of the season into McCovey Cove. This win marked the first time the Rockies have won a season series against the Giants since 2020. Earlier in that series, the Rockies also defeated the Giants 5-2, led by pitcher Kyle Freeland. Following that success, the Rockies faced a significant slump, including a 13-3 loss to the Washington Nationals that extended their losing streak to a season-high seven games. In that contest, despite home runs from Ezequiel Tovar and Willi Castro, the Rockies could not overcome a five-run fifth inning by the Nationals. Tovar was also forced to leave the game in the sixth inning due to a strained left wrist. However, the Rockies snapped the seven-game losing streak with a dominant 13-1 victory over the Nationals, fueled by a grand slam by Connor Norby. The Nationals eventually leveled the four-game series with a 7-1 victory at Nationals Park. Daylen Lile recorded three hits, including his 18th home run, while Keibert Ruiz hit a two-run shot. Reliever Tom Cosgrove earned his first win since his 2023 debut during the contest. With this loss, the Rockies fell to an NL-worst 52-82 record, clinching their eighth consecutive losing season. The Rockies struggled to capitalize on opportunities during the series finale, leaving 13 runners on base and going 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position.

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