Colorado Rockies, with a new hitting coach on the bench, will try to end the six-game losing streak in a three-game series opener in Denver on Friday in a three-game series opener.
Hensley Mayuance was fired on Thursday, and Clint Hurdal took over as Rockies’s hitting coach.
Colorado San Diego and Los Angeles are making the house lame after losing all six games of their road trip. Rockies held a 7–1 rallies against the Dozers on Wednesday night, but still fell 8-7.
Rockies has the worst record at 3–15. His .220 batting average is the fourth lowest in the National League, and he has hit 195 times, the highest total in NL.
The lack of production inspired the decision to replace the muunce with the Hurdle, serving as a special assistant for the general manager since 2021.
Colorado General Manager Bill Schmidt said, “This is an incredibly disappointing and disappointing beginning, especially aggressively,” said the General Manager of Colorado Bill Schmid. “While we all share responsibility, I felt that a change was necessary, and a new voice was required to give us the best chance to perform in the season.”
Hurdal managed Colorado from 2002-09 and in 2007 led the club to its only world chain appearance. He is carrying one of the youngest lineup in Major.
The youth movement of Colorado continues for a few sessions, but has intensified in 2025. The scheduled Friday of Rockies included in those ranks is Chase Dollander (1-1, 5.06 ERA).
The right -handed batsman started his major league on 6 April, when he won with five innings of four -run balls against athletics.
Dollander, who never faced Washington, did a better pitch at his second beginning, but suffered losses on permission to allow two runs in 5 2/3 innings in San Diego on Saturday.
The left-arm McKenzie Gore (1-2, 3.52 ERA) will begin for National, who are entering 2-5 in the final stages of their 10-market road trips.
Coming out of a controversial series against Washington Pirates. In Pittsburgh, National lost three of three out of four matches, including a 1–0 shock with manager Dave Martinez on Thursday, when Andrew was serving a game suspension after taking out the Reliler George Lopez from Wednesday’s game to throw near McCchen’s head.
Lopez was assigned a three-game suspension, but he is appealing, so he will be available until his appeal is heard.
Gore has faced three times (all start), going 1-2 with 11.68 ERA. Two of them came to the outings Denver, where he is 1–1 with 9.00 ERA.
The injured list is placed near Washington on Wednesday, which was placed on the injured list on Wednesday. On Tuesday, Dijong was hit on the face with a pitch of Mich Keller in Pittsburgh, and the lopez pitch left near McCuthane’s head after one night.
National, who have lost six of their last eight, will recall the presence of Desong.
Martinez said, “The way he is playing the third base there has been great.” “Hopefully it’s a quick recovery, everything goes well, we will bring it back as soon as possible.”
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