Rockies Grab Road Win, 4-3

0:00It's April 25th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is New York Metz News today, AI Powered Updates on your squad. The Colorado Rockies finally grabbed a road win, taking down the New York Metz 4-3 at City Field. Michael Lorenzen was the steady force on the mound, going seven innings with seven hits, just one earned run, no walks and three strikeouts on 90. Pitches. It wasn't flashy, but it kept the Metz in check all night. The Rockies offense stayed patient, chipping away at Metz starter Freddie Peralta. They forced him out after five and two-thirds innings, where he gave up seven hits in two runs while fanning eight. Key moments came from TJ Rumpfield, tying it with a smart grounder in a base-as-loaded spot, and Troy Johnston's two-run hit in the seventh to take the lead. Defense stepped up big for Colorado, with as equal Tovar snagging a standout play and turning double plays to kill threats. The team entered three in ten on the road, so this controlled effort felt like a breakthrough,

1:01showing they can compete away from core spieled without everything being perfect. The Metz pushback lay, scoring two in the eighth off Jaden Hill to make it close. But Antonio Sensatella came in for one in two-thirds innings, slamming the door with a 98-mile per hour fastball to end it. Peralta's changeup was nasty, but Colorado's persistence wore down to New York staff. Now the Rockies aim to build momentum in the series tomorrow, at 2-10pm mountain time, with Jose Quintana facing Cody Senga. If they keep this vibe, it could turn their trip around.