Rockies and Mariners trade crooked innings at Peoria Sports Complex

The Colorado Rockies moved to 9-9 after an 11-7 win over the Seattle Mariners, who dropped to 5-13, in a day game at 4:10 PM EDT. The Rockies full-time result came behind 12 hits and 11 runs, while the Mariners answered with 15 hits and 7 runs.

First inning

The Rockies opened with 0 runs on 1 hit while a Mariners error was logged in the inning. The Mariners matched it with 0 runs on 1 hit.

Second inning

The Rox put up 1 run on 2 hits to take an early lead. The Mariners responded with 2 runs on 3 hits to move in front.

Third inning

The Rockies added 1 run on 1 hit to keep pace. The Mariners posted 2 runs on 2 hits to extend the gap.

Fourth inning

The Blake Street Bombers were held to 0 runs on 0 hits. The M’s produced 0 runs on 1 hit to keep the score line unchanged.

Fifth inning

The Rockies scratched across 1 run on 2 hits to chip away. The Mariners went for 0 runs on 0 hits.

Sixth inning

The Rockies were kept off the board with 0 runs on 0 hits. The Mariners added 1 run on 2 hits as the game moved deeper.

Seventh inning

The Rockies broke the game open with 3 runs on 2 hits during a surge that flipped the lead. The Mariners countered with 2 runs on 3 hits to stay within reach.

Eighth inning

The Rockies tacked on 3 runs on 2 hits to separate again. The Mariners came away with 0 runs on 2 hits.

Ninth inning

The Rockies closed the scoring with 2 runs on 2 hits to finish at 11 runs. The Mariners ended with 0 runs on 1 hit as the game finished after 2:55 in front of 6,089.

Rockies vs Mariners match summary: Colorado totaled 9 extra-base hits, including 3 home runs, and finished with 0 errors. Seattle finished with 2 errors, and Rockies match rating discussions will center on Colorado’s 0.718 slugging percentage and 1.082 on-base plus slugging in this Rockies vs Mariners review.

From the previous game’s Rockies player line, Adael Amador recorded 1 home run and 1 run batted in, and Troy Johnston drove in 3 runs with a 0.667 batting average and a 2.267 on-base plus slugging. Tyler Freeman logged a 0.250 batting average, and Chase Dollander posted a 10.8 earned run average with a 2.4 walks plus hits per inning pitched while the Rockies staff allowed 7 earned runs in this one.

The Rockies are scheduled to face the Arizona Diamondbacks at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick in Scottsdale, Arizona, on 2026-03-12 at 4:10 PM EDT, with the broadcast set to air on the Rockies’ usual regional television outlet. Keep it locked for the next game, and share this article with other Rockies fans.