16 June, 2025; Washington, Columbia District, USA; Colorado Rockies outfielder Mickey Mici (22) celebrates Rocky outfielder Sam Hiliard (16) after hitting two runs against Washington National during the ninth innings at the National Park. Compulsory Credit: Geoff Burke-Imgon Picture Colorado Rockies will look for their third straightforward win, which will match their best run of the season when they will play the second game of four games against host Washington Nationals on Tuesday.
Colorado surprised the series opener 6-4 on Monday night with a three-run ninth innings. Since falling to 9–50 with damage to New York Met’s on 1 June, Rocky is 6–7.
Meanwhile, citizens are drowning. In late May, the citizens were 28–30. Since then, they have mainly thanked 2–12 thanks to an unproductive crime.
Washington scored four runs on Monday, but Kyle Finnegan allowed its first two domestic runs of the season and the citizens lost their ninth direct game.
Colorado right-handed Antonio Cenjettela (1–10, 7.23 ERA) will oppose the right-handed Mike Soroca (3-4, 5.14) on Tuesday.
Senejethela allowed seven runs in her last three starts twice, although in the midst of those outings she threw four-plus scorer in the innings against New York Mets. On Thursday, he scored seven runs on nine-hit hits in four-flow innings to lose 8–7 to San Francisco giants.
Cenjetela won his only win against citizens on 20 April, when he thrown six innings of a ball of a run in Danver. She is 1–1 with five career games (three beginnings) vs.24 ERA in Washington.
Soroka played six shutouts against Texas Rangers on 6 June, then gave four runs on three hits – two of them domestic runs – and on Thursday three walks in five innings against Mats. National’s ninth innings rally decreased in loss of 4-3.
Soroka said, “I wish it could have been more than five, but kept them in it and saw what we did in the end.” “Obviously some mistakes paid me.”
Soroka lost the presence of his only career against Colorado, leading to two unrighteous runs on a hit in four relief innings on June 30, 2024.
On Monday night, Hunter Goodman killed two homers for Colorado, second in the ninth innings, and Mickey Monon’s two -run homer reduced the return. Monon added a triple.
“Mickey is now batting well for a few weeks,” said Rockies Interim Manager Warren Shefer. “A calm in batting at a big place. Big Triple quickly and then a big homer late.”
Rockies First Basman Michael Toglia, demoted for Triple-e-Albuquerque on 31 May, was called back on Monday and an RBI was single. Toglia hit a .194 in 54 matches before being sent down. In 11 games for Albuquuch, he hit three domestic runs and 16 with RBI. 273, including a Grand Slam on 10 June, as part of the seven-RBI game.
According to mlb.com, “This was the turn I felt,” Okay, I’m back, “. “I can cover the region how I need to cover it. The pitch was out of the plate, and to be able to keep it fair, told me that I am doing a lot of things right.”
Washington’s delain Lil hit his first Major League Homer on Monday, and James Wood went to 2 -for -3 with 2 -for -3, double -run homer and 2 -for -3 for a walk. In its last six matches, Wood 10 -for -23 (.435) is with two homes, six RBI and five runs.
The third Basman Brady House, the first round of draft pickle of Washington in 2021, went to 0-for-3 with a walk in its big league. However, the night ended in disappointment for his team.
“When you get a chance to keep close to you for the ninth, this is what you want,” said National Manager Dave Martinez. “Today, we only came out on the wrong side of the ground. I am excited about the way children are played. … They are going to recover. They will help us win the game. It was a difficult.”
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