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Arenado singled to right, Story to second.

Murphy lined out to right fielder Jones, Story to third.

Lined out to right fielder Jones, Story to third.

Diamondbacks

Arenado homered to left on a 2-1 count, Blackmon scored.

Homered to left on a 2-1 count, Blackmon scored.

D.Peralta grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman McMahon to shortstop Story, Dyson scored, Marte out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman McMahon to shortstop Story, Dyson scored, Marte out.

McMahon doubled to center, Arenado scored, Murphy scored.

Doubled to center, Arenado scored, Murphy scored.

Dahl hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Dyson, Blackmon scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Dyson, Blackmon scored.

Desmond grounded out, pitcher McFarland to first baseman Cron, Story scored, Arenado to third, Murphy to second.

Grounded out, pitcher McFarland to first baseman Cron, Story scored, Arenado to third, Murphy to second.

Rockies first.  Blackmon doubled to right.  Story struck out.  Dahl struck out.  Arenado homered to left on a 2-1 count, Blackmon scored.  Murphy flied out to left fielder D.Peralta.

Diamondbacks fifth.  Dyson hit an infield single to second.  Marte singled to right, Dyson to third.  D.Peralta grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman McMahon to shortstop Story, Dyson scored, Marte out.  Jones grounded into a double play, shortstop Story to second baseman McMahon to first baseman Murphy, D.Peralta out.

Rockies sixth.  Dahl singled to right.  Arenado doubled to left, Dahl scored.  Murphy reached on interference on catcher Kelly.  Desmond struck out.  McMahon doubled to center, Arenado scored, Murphy scored.  Wolters grounded out, first baseman Walker unassisted, McMahon to third.  On Kelly's wild pitch, McMahon scored.  Senzatela struck out.

Rockies seventh.  McFarland pitching.  Cron in as first baseman.  Blackmon singled to right.  Story doubled to center, Blackmon to third.  Dahl hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Dyson, Blackmon scored.  On catcher Kelly's fielding error, Story to third.  Arenado was intentionally walked.  Murphy walked on four pitches, Arenado to second.  Desmond grounded out, pitcher McFarland to first baseman Cron, Story scored, Arenado to third, Murphy to second.  McMahon grounded out, shortstop Ahmed to first baseman Cron.

 The Rockies split a four-game set with the Padres in which both teams combined for 92 runs, the most combined runs in a four-game series in the modern era (since 1900). Colorado scored 12 runs and recorded 18 hits in the last three games, becoming the first team to do that in three straight since the 1928 Pirates (three straight).

 After winning, 10-3, on Saturday, Arizona lost to Washington, 15-5, on Sunday. It was the 11th game this season where the D-Backs have scored at least 10 runs, tied with the Rockies for most in the NL. It is the second time they have allowed at least 15 runs in a game this season, tied for most in MLB.

 The Rockies have won five straight against the D-Backs after Arizona won the first two games this season. Both teams have scored exactly 45 runs in this series; of the seven games, five have been decided by one run.

 Charlie Blackmon recorded 15 hits and 10 RBI versus San Diego, the first ever to do such in a four-game series (RBI became official in 1920). He has 21 hits and 15 RBI in his last seven games -- the last player to have at least 20 hits and 15 RBI in his last seven games was Hall-of-Famer Joe Cronin in 1933.

 Ketel Marte has hit three home runs in his last two games, bringing his total to a career-high 20 in just 71 games. He is the fastest switch-hitter to reach 20 home runs in the NL since Carlos Beltran did such in 70 games in 2012. Since May 22, Marte's 11 home runs are second in MLB behind Hunter Renfroe (12).

 Colorado is hitting .226 on the road this season compared to .312 at home, the largest difference (.086) in MLB when hitting better at home. Arizona is the other way around, hitting .236 at home compared to .272 while away. That is the largest difference (.036) when hitting better on the road.

HP - Barrett, 1B - Hernandez, 2B - Tumpane, 3B - Barksdale

The Arizona Diamondbacks begin a nine-game homestand on Tuesday, which might not be as great as it sounds.
Arizona is the only team in the majors to be above .500 overall (38-35) with a losing record at home (14-16) as this homestand begins against the Colorado Rockies, who are 5-2 this season against the D-backs, winning each of the past five games.

Exhausted Rockies look to regroup against Diamondbacks

PHOENIX (AP)  The Colorado Rockies were in search of a return to some form of normalcy on the heels of a wild four-game split with the San Diego Padres in which they scored 48 runs and allowed 44.
Nolan Arenado, Charlie Blackmon and Antonio Senzatela helped give the Rockies exactly that.

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Colorado Rockies @ Arizona Diamondbacks on June 19, 2019

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