Colorado accomplished a 6-5 win over Arizona in a game that felt more like a carnival than a baseball game, thanks to an oddly heroic save by Juan Mejía. With two outs and runners at second and third, Mejía rushed off the mound to corral Ketel Marte’s pop-up, while Warming Bernabel barreled in, ending up colliding with his pitcher. Mejía clung to the ball and never let the moment derail a hard-fought Rockies victory.

Teammates roared with laughter after the play, but the scene underscored a Rockies squad that rarely lacks energy or drama. Mejía’s save—first of his career, delivered in the most unorthodox fashion—embodied the season’s spirit: volatile, improvisational, and somehow effective when it matters most. “Rockies style” capped a tense finish that could’ve swung the result the other way.

The win came as Colorado contends with a 2025 season defined by costly lapses and tough results. Marte’s pop-up and Bernabel’s hustle added a memorable capstone to a game that showcased both the unpredictability and the spark that keeps fantasy rosters uneasy yet hopeful. That’s how you end a game, Rockies style.