Rockies' Late Inning Efforts Fall Short Against Mets at Coors Field

The Colorado Rockies faced off against the New York Mets at Coors Field, with the game concluding in a 4-2 victory for the visitors. This result brought the Rockies to a 12-51 record, while the Mets improved to 40-24. The game was marked by strategic plays and key performances from both teams.

First Inning

The opening inning saw both teams struggling to find their rhythm. The Rockies were unable to secure any hits or runs, while the Mets managed just one hit without converting it into a score. This set the tone for what would be a tightly contested matchup.

Third Inning

In an early highlight for Colorado, Ryan McMahon contributed significantly with his performance at bat, helping his team get on board with their first run of the night. Despite this effort, they were unable to capitalize further as they left runners stranded on base.

Seventh Inning

The seventh inning proved pivotal as both teams ramped up their offensive efforts. The Rox managed another run thanks to some sharp hitting and strategic base running but were matched by two runs from New York's side which shifted momentum in favor of the Amazins.

Ninth Inning

As tension mounted in the final inning, Colorado's bullpen struggled under pressure allowing two more runs from New York which sealed their fate despite valiant attempts by players like Hunter Goodman who showed promise throughout his time on field.

Looking ahead, fans can catch more action when these teams meet again soon: June 7th will see them clash once more at Coors Field starting at 9:40 PM EDT broadcasted live via SNY network – don't miss out! Share this recap if you enjoyed reliving last night's showdown!