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Arenado singled to center, Story scored, Dahl to second.

Singled to center, Story scored, Dahl to second.

Murphy doubled to center, Dahl scored, Arenado scored.

Doubled to center, Dahl scored, Arenado scored.

On second baseman Biggio's throwing error, Tapia scored.

Rockies first.  Tapia grounded out, second baseman Biggio to first baseman Smoak.  Story singled to center.  Dahl singled to center, Story to third.  Arenado singled to center, Story scored, Dahl to second.  Murphy doubled to center, Dahl scored, Arenado scored.  Desmond popped out to second baseman Biggio.  Rodgers grounded out, second baseman Biggio to first baseman Smoak.

Rockies fifth.  Gray struck out.  Tapia doubled to center.  On center fielder Davis' fielding error, Tapia to third.  On second baseman Biggio's throwing error, Tapia scored.  Story lined out to left fielder Gurriel Jr.  Dahl grounded out, first baseman Smoak unassisted.

Blue Jays ninth.  Smoak homered to center on a 1-0 count.  Gurriel Jr. struck out.  Grichuk grounded out, catcher Wolters to first baseman Murphy.  Biggio safe at second on throwing error by shortstop Story.  Jansen doubled to right, Biggio scored.  Oberg pitching.  Tellez pinch-hitting for Davis.  On defensive indifference, Jansen to third.  Tellez grounded out, first baseman Murphy unassisted.

 The Blue Jays were swept in three games in their most recent series against the Rays, dropping their record in May to 7-20 (.259). As a team, Toronto is batting .207 this month, on pace to be the lowest in a single month in team history (min. 5 games; current lowest is .210 in September 1978).

 The Rockies have won five consecutive games -- four of those wins came by a single run. Colorado has seven wins by one run this month, tied with the Giants for the most in the majors in May.

 The Blue Jays and the Rockies have played six series in the history of these franchises, most recently in 2016 -- Toronto has an 11-7 mark. Of the 18 games played all-time in this series, only one has been won by the road team.

 Edwin Jackson has a 12.71 ERA (40/28.1) in seven career appearances (six starts) at Coors Field. It's the highest ERA by any active pitcher at any park (min. 25 IP).

 In 11 career starts against the American League, German Marquez has a 2.80 ERA. It's the lowest ERA all-time by any Rockies starter in interleague play (min. 5 games started).

 In 15 home games at Coors Field this month, Nolan Arenado is slashing .441/.507/.797 with five home runs, 18 RBI and 16 runs scored. Arenado enters this series on a 10-game hitting streak, having batted .475 (19-for-40) over that time.

HP - O'Nora, 1B - Hoye, 2B - Ripperger, 3B - Woodring

The Colorado Rockies have lived on a tightrope for most of their current homestand, but it is working well for them. They are 7-1 with two games remaining, and four of those wins have come on their last at-bat.
Coming off a 13-6 win over the Toronto Blue Jays in the opener of a three-game series on Friday, Colorado has a chance to wrap up a fourth consecutive series victory.

Gray tries to keep Rockies rolling at home vs. Jays

DENVER (AP)  The Colorado Rockies offense has carried the team the last week. Jon Gray showed pitching can win games, too.
Gray struck out seven before the start of a blister ended his night in the seventh inning, Nolan Arenado singled to extend his hitting streak to 12 games and Daniel Murphy drove in two runs as the Rockies beat the Toronto Blue Jays 4-2 Saturday night.

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TOR	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2
COL	3	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	X

Toronto Blue Jays @ Colorado Rockies on June 2, 2019

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