Colorado Rockies (16-17) vs Washington Nationals (19-15)
Coors Field
First Pitch: 7:18 (38 minute rain delay)
Attendance:
Lineup Card (Tonight's lineups)
Couch Time
Tarp is off the field. Baseball in mere moments.
Top 1st
Just as George Frazier mentions you can't give Zimmerman anything on the inner half (his power zone), Chacin gives him something RIGHT in the power zone. Zimmerman turns on it and pulls it out of the park right down the LF line. Bad pitch selection, horrible result.
Bottom 1st
We're seen several examples in just one inning of how improved the Nationals are. Young SS Ian Desmond robbing Brad Hawpe of a single with a beautiful diving stop and throw being the most recent.
- Nationals 2, Rockies 0
Bottom 2nd
Couple two out baserunners lead to nothing. Olivo extended his reaching base streak to six straight appearances (walk).
- Nationals 2, Rockies 0
Bottom 3rd
Rockies offense continues to stagnate against Lannan. He did walk Fowler, but the Rockies have only well struck ball (Stewart's 2nd inning single). That's a far cry from the clotheslines they were hanging on Halladay yesterday.
- Nationals 2, Rockies 0
Bottom 4th
Tulo doubles, Helton walks. Red hot Olivo coming to the plate... and he strikes out. Stewart flies out, Barmes strikes out. Rain coming down. Who knows how long this guy will go. That was a costly failure of a half inning.
- Nationals 2, Rockies 0
Bottom 5th
Rockies begin their slow climb back into the game. They're actually hitting Lannan hard now. RBI triple for CarGo with no outs starting their scoring. Fowler and Hawpe hit rockets right at infielders for loud outs. Tulo ripped an RBI single. Helton dumped one into right. Olivo pulls an RBI single into left to make it 6-3.
Lannan gets the hook. Ian Stewart greeted Miguel Batista with another rocket RBI single. Great inning for the offense. Now let's hope these umpires let guys keep playing.
- Nationals 6, Rockies 4
Bottom 6th
Rogers collects his first ML hit. And that is all the Rockies can muster.
- Nationals 7, Rockies 4
Bottom 7th
Miguel Olivo just unloaded again. 2-run bomb to left. Rockies be chipping away, but I'm very nervous about these field conditions.
- Nationals 7, Rockies 6
In total, the Nationals bat for 40 minutes, score 7 runs. All the while the field has turned into a complete disaster area. And we're continuing into the bottom of the inning. Insane.
- Nationals 14, Rockies 6
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