Rockies End Inaugural Season on a High Note, Go 3-2 on Final Road Trip
The inaugural season for our Colorado Rockies has officially come to a close! After a challenging homestand, the team finished their first-ever campaign on the road, with a five-game swing that took them to San Francisco and Atlanta. The Rockies concluded the season with a strong 3-2 record on this final road trip, ending their first year on a much-needed high note. The team's final record for their inaugural season is 69-93.
San Francisco Giants Series (1-1)
September 28th vs. Giants: The Rockies started strong with a dominant 3-0 shutout victory! Armando Reynoso was the star of the show, pitching a complete game and allowing only four hits. He also helped his own cause by hitting his first career home run. A fantastic way to kick off the final stretch.
September 29th vs. Giants: The Giants edged out the Rockies in a close one, 3-2. Despite a late rally attempt and a double from Geronimo Berroa, Colorado couldn't quite pull it off. Terry Mulholland took the loss, but John Burkett was stellar for San Francisco.
Atlanta Braves Series (2-1)
October 1st vs. Braves: The Braves took the opener 4-3. Dwight Gooden suffered the loss after giving up four runs, including a two-run home run to Greg Olson. Tom Glavine pitched well for Atlanta.
October 2nd vs. Braves: The Rockies delivered a commanding 7-1 victory! Gil Heredia pitched a brilliant complete game, allowing only one run on nine hits. He also contributed with a 2-run single. Geronimo Berroa added a solo home run. A truly impressive performance from Heredia to secure his ninth win of the season.
October 3rd vs. Braves: To cap off the inaugural season, the Rockies clinched the series with 3-1 win! Armando Reynoso once again delivered a phenomenal performance, pitching a complete game and allowing just one run on four hits to earn his 12th win of the year. This strong outing ensured the Rockies ended their first season on a winning note.
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