Rockies bid farewell to Coors Field with 12-8 loss to the Diamondbacks

On the final day at Coors Field, the Colorado Rockies faced their demise, succumbing to an 8-run fourth inning as the Arizona Diamondbacks claimed a 12-8 victory. Tanner Gordon, the Rockies' starting pitcher, took the mound but was unable to prevent the barrage of runs, allowing 10 in just three innings. The Diamondbacks' offense, led by Lars Nootbar's first-inning home run and Gabriel Moreno's three-run shot, pushed the score to 6-0 by the end of the first frame.

Gordon's struggles continued as he surrendered another run in the second and a trio of runs in the fourth, ultimately allowing 10 hits and four walks while striking out just one Diamondback. Despite the bullpen's efforts, the Rockies could not prevent the loss that marked their 32-49 record at Coors Field this season.