Rockies 10-6 twins (July 19, 2025) play recap

Denver-Ezequiel Tovar met a Homer with three runs to break a fifth inner tie, and the Colorado Rockies won a home series for the first time since the end of last season with a 10: 6 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Saturday evening.

Hunter Goodman had three goals, the last Homer with two runs in eighth place, and Ryan McMahon scored for the second game in a row. The Rockies won two home games in a row for the first time this season.

The Rockies had lost 17 Home series in a row, the last two last season and the first 15 of this season. At 24-74 you will stay up to date to set a record for defeats in the major League season.

Antonio Senzatela (4-13) gave up three runs in the second inning, but saw himself only one stroke against the minimum in the next five and went seven in our inner sessions for the first time this season.

Senzatela, who leads the most important losses, gave up five goals and struck three with a walk. He used an economic 78 parking spaces.

Kody Clemens had a double and a triple for the twins who lost 12 of their last 15 street games and their last five street series.

Clemens' two-run double with two runs made it 8: 5 in eighth place, but Tyler Kinley struck Carlos Correa with runners in second and third place to end the inning.

Tovar had three goals and Mickey Moniak had three goals for the Rocky Mountains.

Zebby Matthews (1-2) gave up five runs on eight goals in more than four innings and left after the first two batteries were reached in the fifth. He was activated by the injured list to start after he had missed six weeks with a tense shoulder.

The beginning of the game was delayed 38 minutes after rain.

Key moment

Goodman scored a slow role that hugged the third base line and remained fair in the fifth. The third Baseman Brooks Lee left no other choice, but to hope that it would be bad. Goodman did not get a single and Tovar met his binding-bending Homer Homer Homer later.

Key

The Rockies are at speed for 39 wins. The Chicago White Sox were 41-121 when they set up the Major League's record for defeats of the regular season a year ago.

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