Eugenio Suarez hit two of Arizona’s four domestic runs to reach 300 for his career, and Diamondback defeated Colorado Rockies 14–8 in Danver on Friday night.
Suarez, who tied his season high with four hits, joined the fifth and sixth innings. Katel Marte did homeing, doubled twice and went into five runs and the Ildemaro classes ended a triple shy of the cycle to speed up the season-high 21-hait attack of Diamondback.
Lourdes Gurriel JR also ended with three hits, while Randal Grinkuk, Tim Tawa and Jose Herara made two hits for Arizona. Zack Gallon (5-8) conceded seven runs on 10 hits in five innings.
Mickey Moniyak worked between her two hits, Ryan McMahon also worked and Brenton Doyle, Ryan Ritter and Tyler Freeman had two hits for Colorado.
The Austin Gombper (0–1) was rough in its first domestic beginning of the season. He allowed nine runs on 12 hits in 4 2/3 innings.
Diamondback took a 2–0 lead with runs in the first and second innings, and Colorado reached the gallon in the third. Ritter doubled to the left and made it 2–1 on the two-out single of Freeman, but Erizona expanded his lead in the fourth.
Grinkuk led a triple, the Tawa went and the square sung to the left to drive in Grinkuk. Later, Marte finished 13th of his season.
Rockies responded to the bottom of the innings. McMahon led his 12tj homer in the season, Dial doubled an-out and Moniak placed it 6-4, 10th in a year.
Ritter, Jordan Beck and Freeman brought another run to bring two-out singles home and Hunter Goodman’s double was carried forward by 7-6 to Nelorado. However, Suarez placed it in fifth place with his first homer and Sawasas later carried on Arizona with the first season of his season, leaving a two -run shot.
The 24th season of Suarez took the lead in the sixth and Marte doubled two runs in the seventh.
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