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Colorado Rockies Game Notes COLORADO ROCKIES GAME NOTES twitter.com/RockiesPR facebook.com/Rockies twitter.com/Rockies twitter.com/LosRockies Colorado Rockies Communications Coors Field( 2001 Blake St. ( Denver, CO 80205 ( www.rockies.com SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (41-39) vs. COLORADO ROCKIES (38-41) Wednesday, June 27, 2018 • 8:15 p.m. MDT • AT&T Park • San Francisco, Calif. LHP Kyle Freeland (7-6, 3.55) vs. LHP Madison Bumgarner (1-2, 3.20) TV: AT&T SportsNet • Radio: KOA NewsRadio HELLO AGAIN, KARL runs across 43 games played. ROCKIES AT A GLANCE • The Colorado Rockies continue their two-city, six- • Have pitched to a 6.00 ERA (322.2 IP, 215 ER) game California road trip (three games apiece at since May 17, the highest ERA in the Majors … the Game #80 ........................................ Road #43 San Francisco, at Los Angeles-NL) following their bullpen has posted a 3.57 ERA (22.2 IP, 9 ER) over NL West Standing .........................................4th (-7.0) 3-2 loss in the first game of the series against the their last seven games after posting a 9.84 ERA Home / Road .......................................... 15-22 / 23-19 Giants last night, their third consecutive loss. (35.2 IP, 39 ER) over Colorado’s 2-11 slide between • Chad Bettis pitched 6.1 innings while allowing two June 7-18. Day / Night ................................................ 8-19 / 30-22 earned runs with four walks and four strikeouts Current Streak .....................................................Lost 3 … it was his first quality start since May 17 at San MAJORA Road Trip .................................................................... 0-1 Francisco, had six non-quality starts between then • Colorado and San Francisco play 19 times this year Last Homestand ........................................................ 4-3 and last night’s start. … the Rockies were 12-7 vs. the Giants last season, Last Five Games ........................................................ 2-3 • Colorado went 0-for-10 with runners in scoring their most wins ever vs. their division rivals. position … it was their third game of the season in • The Rockies are 36-29 vs. San Francisco since Last 10 Games........................................................... 4-6 which they had 10 or more at-bats with runners in the start of the 2015 season and 15-11 since the March/April .......15-15 July .............................. 0-0 scoring position and went hitless in those at-bats beginning of the 2017 campaign … the Rockies are May .....................15-11 August ........................ 0-0 … that is the most such games in a season since 5-9 at AT&T Park since the beginning of 2017. June .......................8-15 September/Oct. ....... 0-0 also recording three in 2010. vs. NL West...........................................................13-19 • Adam Ottavino had his 15.0-inning scoreless streak HE LEAVES HIS HEART HERE (13 appearances) snapped in the eighth inning … • Nolan Arenado ranks tied for second among active vs. ARI .................... 1-5 vs. SD ......................... 7-5 it was the second-longest single-season scoreless players with 85 RBI vs. the Giants … has done that vs. LAD .................. 1-5 vs. SF .......................... 4-4 streak in his career (longest: 16.2 IP, July 5-August in 96 games … the two players with as many or vs. NL Central .........................................................10-9 27, 2016). more RBI vs. the Giants have done it in 178 games vs. NL East .............................................................13-10 • Ian Desmond hit his 12th home run on the road, (Adrián González, also 85 RBI) and 188 games which ties his single-season career high (third time). (Matt Kemp, 93 RBI) … Todd Helton is the only Interleague ................................................................. 2-3 Rockie with more RBI against SF (121). Opp. At or Above .500 / Below .500 ...... 15-18 / 23-23 GREAT TIME FOR A SAN FRANCISCO TRIP • Since 2015, Arenado’s 72 RBI vs. the Giants are the vs. RHS / LHS ........................................ 23-25 / 15-16 • Nolan Arenado was named the National League most vs. any single opponent by any player in MLB Longest Winning Streak .............................6, 5/1-8 Player of the Week for his performance last week … the next closest is Anthony Rizzo with 57 RBI Longest Losing Streak ................................... 5, 6/7-12 … batted .379 (11-for-29) with seven runs scored, vs. Cincinnati … has hit .328 (86-for-262) with 18 two doubles, five home runs, 13 RBI, two walks and home runs against SF that span. Series Record ....................................................10-12-3 seven strikeouts over seven games. • His 22 home runs are the second-most vs. the Series Opener .......................................................14-12 • Has hit a home run in five of his last seven games, Giants among active players … Kemp is first with Series Finale .............................................................9-16 including a four-game home run streak June 19-22, 26 home runs … in franchise history, Arenado only Sweeps ........................................................................ 1-2 the second-longest home run streak of his career trails Helton’s 29 home runs vs. San Francisco. Getaway Day ...........................................................7-12 behind his franchise-best six-game streak, Sept. 1-5, • Is tied with Troy Tulowitzki for the Colorado 2015. franchise record with nine home runs at A&T Park Most Games Above .500 ....................................6, 5/8 • In 11 games since he was not in the starting lineup … in fact, the nine home runs at AT&T Park ranks Most Games Below .500...................................4, 6/18 on June 14, Arenado has gone 16-for-44 (.364) with tied for 11th among all active players. Longest Game by Innings ....................13, 6/7 at CIN 11 runs, five doubles, six home runs and 18 RBI. • Recorded 24 RBI vs. the Giants in both 2016 and Longest Game by Time .................4:20, 5/11 vs. MIL • Overall, ranks first in the National League (fifth 2015 … the only other Rockies player to record in MLB) with a .588 slugging percentage … ranks 24 RBI in a season vs. any opponent was Preston Shortest Game by Time .................. 2:23, 5/15 at SD second in the NL with 18 home runs, fourth with Wilson vs. San Francisco in 2003. Come-From-Behind Wins ........................................15 55 RBI and a .401 on-base percentage and sixth Trailing 3+ ..................................................................3 with a .314 batting average. MAKE YOUR HEAD SPIN Trailing 4+ ..................................................................1 • DJ LeMahieu (.337) and Ian Desmond (.330) rank Trailing 5+ ..................................................................1 THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD first and second in batting average against San • Colorado is 15-21 over their last 36 games since Francisco amongst all active players (min. 150 PA). Largest Deficit Overcome to Win .......5, 6/15 at Texas May 17. • Chris Iannetta ranks first among that same group Losses After Leading .................................................22 • Over that span, the Rockies have averaged a with a .464 on-base percentage. Largest Blown Lead ............................. 6, 5/11 vs. MIL National League-leading 5.61 runs per game … • LeMahieu is batting .378 against the Giants in 50 Extra Innings .............................................................. 3-2 have collectively batted a NL-leading .277 (350- games since the beginning of the 2015 season … Shutouts ...................................................................... 5-5 for-1264) with 202 runs, 73 doubles, seven triples over that span, ranks first in batting average, second and 42 home runs … prior to May 17, batted .229 in on-base percentage (.435) and tied for sixth in Lineups ..........................................................................63 (325-for-1420) with 171 runs (4.0 runs-per-game runs scored (29). Rockies / Opp. Score First .................. 25-11 / 13-30 average) with 54 doubles, 10 triples and 56 home One-run / Two-Run Games .....................10-8 / 11-3 HUNGRY LIKE THE WOLF Decided by Last At-Bat / Walk-Offs .......... 5-6 / 2-2 2018 Rockies vs. Giants (4-4) • Jon Gray, tomorrow’s scheduled starter, earned the win last Friday vs. Miami after allowing one run on Walk-Off Home Runs ............................................. 0-0 Date H/R Result WP LP eight hits with 12 strikeouts in seven innings … is Out-Hitting Opponents ........................................26-8 5/17 R W, 5-3 (12) McGee Johnson now the only pitcher in franchise history to have Out-Hit by Opponents .........................................8-30 5/18 R W, 6-1 Freeland Holland three games of 12 or more strikeouts. Hit Totals Equal ........................................................ 4-3 5/19 R L, 9-4 Stratton Gray Rockies / Opp. Score 5+ ....................... 26-14 / 7-34 NO PUN, ALL POWER 5/20 R L, 5-9 Dyson Shaw • Trevor Story ranks tied for third in MLB, tied for Rockies / Opp. Score 4+ ..................... 28-20 / 13-37 5/28 H W, 6-5 (10) Shaw Strickland first in the NL, with 58 RBI and is tied for sixth in Rockies / Opp. Score 3 or Fewer ....... 10-21 / 25-5 5/29 H W, 11-4 Freeland Samardzija the National League with 16 home runs. Hit Two or More Home Runs ..........................17-12 • Story leads the National League with 13 home runs At least one HR / No HR ...................... 29-25 / 9-16 5/30 H L, 4-7
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