Brexon Fulford scored the best five runs of his career and Austin GOMOGORE on Sunday threw five scorer innings at the beginning of his season to see Colorado Rockies for a rare 10–1 victory over Atlanta Braves on Sunday.
Gumber, who, was active from the 60-day injured list before the conclusion of the series, allowed four hits to take out four and one while walking. Jake Bird (2–1) allowed a game-tie run in the sixth innings, but Rockies won after scoring six runs in the seventh. Ryan McMahon did her homeing and Jordan Beck ran two for Colorado, which recorded his 14th win of the season and improved on the road by 7-30.
Grant Holmes (3-6) allowed three runs (two acquired) on two hits, while career-high 15 and two walking for Atlanta, with its three-game winning streak.
Colorado hit for the first time in the third innings without the use of a base hit, as Ryan Ritter arrived first and moved to third place on the fielding error of Holmes and later Fulford went into a run on a sacrifice fly.
Atlanta made his first hit at the bottom of the fifth as Michael Harris II left two-two-one. Ellie White chased with a single to right, but Gombar retired Nick Alan to avoid jam.
Holmes’ No-Hit Boli ended with one in the sixth, when Fulford placed a single at the center after a strike of six consecutive Rockies.
Bird gave relief to Gombar at the bottom of the sixth, allowing four consecutive solo – which included Marcel Ozuna’s game -hang RBI base hit to right.
McMahon launched 429 feet Solo Homer in the seventh to give Rockies a 2–1 lead. After exiting Thiro Estrada, Holmes drove Brenton Doyle and was pulled to Reliever Anel de Los Santos.
Orlando Archaea and Ritter then sang a song to load the targets, before De Los Santos Phulford went to score the third Rockies run. Bake forced two-rols to replace D Los Santos with two-rols and Jose Rukes to pursue the colorado’s lead 5–1. Rockies’ attack with Tyler Freeman’s RBI single and Ruiz’s boy continued, who took a 7–1 lead.
Rockies finished eighth as Ruiz allows the singles of Estrada before walking Dial and Ritter. Aaron Bummer entered as the third reliever of Braves, surrendered to the triple clearing Fulford’s hideouts to make nine -un cushions.
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