The Colorado Rockies continue to struggle at Coors Field, suffering another defeat to the Arizona Diamondbacks, bringing their home record to a dismal 7-29. With a run differential of -127 at home, they are experiencing the worst start in franchise history. Despite a promising lead from Jordan Beck's two-run homer, the team faltered, particularly with runners in scoring position, going just 1 for 9. Manager Warren Schaeffer remains optimistic about the offense's potential improvement.

Rookie pitcher Carson Palmquist kept the game competitive through four innings, but his early struggles against Arizona's top hitters raised concerns. With their season record sitting at 17-60, the Rockies face mounting pressure to turn things around as they tie historical teams for the most losses at this stage in the modern era.