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Giants

Hilliard flied out to center fielder Yastrzemski.

Kemp popped out to right fielder Dickerson.

Rockies

Blackmon hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Dickerson, Dahl scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Dickerson, Dahl scored.

Kemp grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Dubón to shortstop Crawford, Blackmon scored, Arenado to third, Murphy out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Dubón to shortstop Crawford, Blackmon scored, Arenado to third, Murphy out.

Hilliard singled to right, Arenado scored, Kemp to second.

Singled to right, Arenado scored, Kemp to second.

Duggar doubled to left, Crawford scored, Dubón scored.

Doubled to left, Crawford scored, Dubón scored.

Arenado homered to left on the first pitch.

Rockies first.  Dahl tripled to center.  Story struck out.  Blackmon hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Dickerson, Dahl scored.  Arenado safe at first on fielding error by shortstop Crawford.  Murphy lined out to left fielder Duggar.

Rockies fourth.  Blackmon singled to center.  Arenado walked, Blackmon to second.  Murphy reached on interference on catcher Heineman, Blackmon to third, Arenado to second.  Kemp grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Dubón to shortstop Crawford, Blackmon scored, Arenado to third, Murphy out.  Hilliard singled to right, Arenado scored, Kemp to second.  Owings struck out.  Wolters lined out to second baseman Dubón.

Giants fifth.  Heineman grounded out, second baseman Owings to pitcher Márquez.  Crawford singled to right.  Dubón singled to right, Crawford to second.  Duggar doubled to left, Crawford scored, Dubón scored.  Yastrzemski struck out.  Dickerson flied out to center fielder Dahl.

Rockies sixth.  Arenado homered to left on the first pitch.  Murphy doubled to center.  Kemp struck out.  Watson pitching.  Hilliard grounded out, second baseman Dubón to first baseman Belt, Murphy to third.  Owings struck out.

Rockies seventh.  Menez pitching.  Wolters flied out to right fielder Dickerson.  Dahl struck out.  Story walked on four pitches.  On pickoff attempt, throwing error by pitcher Menez, Story to second.  Blackmon singled to right, Story scored.  Arenado popped out to shortstop Crawford.

 San Francisco won 12 of 19 meetings with Colorado last season, its most wins over the Rockies since going 14-4 in 2012. That includes a 6-3 record at Coors Field, where they averaged 8.56 runs per game last season, tied for second most by a Rockies opponent all-time in a season (minimum eight games).

 The Giants took two of three from the Rangers last weekend to improve to 5-5. The Giants have won most of their games through small ball, as they rank third in MLB with 58 singles this season, compared to just 26 extra-base hits.

 Colorado took two out of three against the Padres in its home-opening series, mashing seven home runs in the three-game set. Rockies pitchers rank fifth in MLB with a 2.92 ERA this season, the club's third-lowest mark through eight games in franchise history (2015 -- 2.47; 2011 -- 2.86).

 Donovan Solano is hitting .484 in nine games this season and .350 in 90 games with San Francisco since joining the club last season. Since 1901, only Melky Cabrera (.357 in 2012) has had a higher average through his first 90 games with the Giants (minimum 200 PA).

 Charlie Blackmon has multiple hits in each of his last five games, one shy of his longest career multi-hit streak (set in September 2013 & June 2017). Blackmon has hits in each of his last seven games against San Francisco, one game shy of the longest active streak against the Giants (shared by four players).

 The Rockies have used just 11 pitchers thus far this season, the fewest of any team in baseball. The Giants, on the other hand, have used 15 different arms in relief, tied with the Pirates for the most in MLB.

HP - Barrett, 1B - Hamari, 2B - Libka, 3B - Reynolds

The Colorado Rockies are off to an 8-2 start this season, and while it's rarely a surprise when the offense leads the way, the Rockies did it mostly without much help from their biggest weapon, Nolan Arenado.
Now he's getting into the act, too.

Arenado, Rockies eye more success against Giants

DENVER (AP)  German Marquez struck out nine in efficiently throwing into the eighth inning and benefited from an overturned home-run call as the rolling Colorado Rockies beat the San Francisco Giants 5-2 on Tuesday night.
The Rockies moved to 8-2 for the second time in franchise history, joining a 2011 team that finished 73-89.

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COL	1	0	0	2	0	1	1	0	X

San Francisco Giants @ Colorado Rockies on August 5, 2020

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