Rockies Snap Skid, Defeat Blue Jays 14-5

0:00It's March 31st. This is MLB News today baseball coverage powered by AI. The Colorado Rockies finally grabbed their first win of the season, smashing the Toronto Blue Jays 14-5 on Monday night. Troy Johnson crushed a two-run homer, Ezekiel Tovar ripped three hits with three RBI's, and Braxton Fullford added another homer as the Rockies piled. Up 17 hits total. Coming off three straight one-run losses in Miami, Colorado dodged their first 0-4 start in team history. The Blue Jays, who were undefeated before this, got solo shots from George Springer, Kazuma Okamoto and Andreski Menes, plus a two-run blast from. David Schneider, but it wasn't enough. Blue Jays starter, Cody Ponds took a rough tumble in the third inning of his first big league start since 2021, hurting his right knee on. A grounder and getting carted off. He gave a one-run before Louis-Varlin came in, and Toronto pitcher still fan 10 Rockies, pushing their four-game total to a major league record.

1:0260 strikeouts. Tovar scored the go-ahead run on an error in the fourth. Then Colorado exploded for seven in the sixth with 11 batters up, and four more in the batters up. Eighth off position player, Tyler Heineman. Chase Dallander closed it out over four innings for the win. Looking ahead, Max Scherzer takes the mound for Toronto against Ryan Feltner tomorrow, so the series stays hot in the Great White North.