A pair of National League teams continue a series on the diamond in search of a victory in the Steel City. The Colorado Rockies are on the road as they continue a road swing with the middle game of a three-game series with the Pittsburgh Pirates Tuesday night. Colorado took two of three from the Mets on the road over the weekend, prevailing 13-6 in the rubber game of the set Sunday afternoon. Pittsburgh was swept at home as they were dumped 10-1 in the finale of a three-game set with the Blue Jays Sunday afternoon. This article was published prior to the conclusion of the series opener at PNC Park Monday night.
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Colorado beat up on the Mets Sunday afternoon to earn their sixth win in their last seven games entering Monday’s action. The Rockies entered Monday 14-21 on the season and stand last in the NL West, seven games behind the Dodgers for the top spot in the division. On Sunday, Colorado got three of their 14 hits from Brenton Doyle (three runs, three RBI) to lead the way in the win. Randal Grichuk (his first), Kris Bryant (his fifth) and Doyle (his first) each went deep in the victory for the Rockies. Ryan Feltner didn’t factor in the decision as he threw 3.1 innings, allowing four runs on four hits with six walks and three strikeouts. Brent Suter (1-0) earned the win in relief as he threw 1.2 innings, allowing one run on three hits with no walks and three strikeouts.
Connor Seabold takes the ball for the Rockies as he logs his ninth appearance and second start of the season in this conte st. He comes in with no record, a 5.30 ERA, a 1.50 WHIP, three walks and 14 strikeouts over 18.2 innings of work on the year. Seabold didn’t factor in the decision in his last appearance, which was a start against the Brewers at home Thursday. He threw five innings, allowing three runs on seven hits with no walks and one strikeout in a game the Rockies eventually won 9-6. Seabold didn’t factor in the decision in his lone career outing against the Pirates, which came at home back on April 17. He threw 2.1 innings, allowing no runs on two hits with no walks or strikeouts in a 14-3 Rockies defeat. In his 15th career major league appearance and eighth start, Seabold pitches at PNC Park for the first time.