Mickey Monic ended a double shy of the Chakra, Michael Toglia also deepened, and Colorado Rockies defeated Chicago White Sox 6–4 in Danver on Sunday.
Moniyak finished 3 -for -4, and only one bat that he did not arrive was a strikeout in the second innings.
Colorado wrapped 2-4 homestands and avoided flowing for the 13th time this season. Zach Agnos (1-3) started an innings for his first Major League win and Seth Helverson got the last three outs for Rockies for his eighth Save.
Mike Tauchman and Kolson Montgomery began two hits and Shane Smith (3-7) on the same day when they were named a reserve for Chicago the only representative for Chicago.
Smith gave five runs on five hits in 4 1/3 innings.
Colorado built a initial lead on Solo Homer in Moniyak, which took a 2–0 lead in his 13th season-and another, when Ryan McMahon scored on double play.
White Sox tied a lucky bounce in the third. Edgar Quero led with a walk and moved to another place on Touchman’s outdoors. Chess Medroth hit a potentially double-play grounder in the middle, but the ball stored the bag for a two-run double.
Chicago proceeded to Tauchman’s RBI single in the fourth, which ended the afternoon of Rockies Starter Chase Dollander. Dollander conceded three runs on five hits and four in 3 2/3 innings.
White Sox served one run in fifth place on Montgomery’s run-scoring single, but was first chosen by Agnos.
Colorado moved forward at the bottom of the innings.
Yanquiel Fernandez and Ryan Ritter led the single and scored in the correct area on the triple of Moniyak. Dan Altavilla gave Smith relieved after a groundout, Monic was excluded at home on a fielder’s choice, and Toglia put Rockies in front of the dead center. This was the 10th of his season.
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