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The Arizona Diamondbacks vs the Colorado Rockies promises to be an exciting matchup tonight at Coors Field. Both teams look to improve their records. This game is crucial for their standings in the National League West division.

Showdown at Coors Field: Diamondbacks vs Rockies

On the mound for the Rockies is their talented left-handed pitcher Ty Blach. Blach holds a record of 1-1 and an ERA of 4.22. Blach will be tasked with shutting down the Diamondbacks’ formidable batting lineup. Leading the charge for Arizona is starting pitcher Joe Mantiply. Mantiply has a record of 1-1 and an ERA of 7.20. Both pitchers will need to bring their A-game to keep their opponents’ offenses in check.

The Rockies currently hold a record of 46-73, placing them 15th in the National League overall standings and 5th in their division. In their last ten games, they have won three and lost seven. On the other hand, the Diamondbacks boast a record of 59-60, putting them in 9th place in the National League and 3rd in their division. They have won two of their last ten games, with eight losses.

This highly anticipated game will take place on Tuesday, August 15th, at 6:40 PM Mountain Time. Fans can catch the action live on SportsNet RM.

Don’t Miss These Key Storylines:

– Look out for Christian Walker, the Diamondbacks’ power-hitting first baseman who leads his team in home runs with 25. His long ball prowess could prove to be a game-changer in this high-scoring affair.

– Keep an eye on the Rockies’ injury-plagued pitching staff. With players like Antonio Senzatela, Germán Márquez, and Lucas Gilbreath sidelined with various injuries, the Rockies’ remaining pitchers will need to step up to the challenge.

– The Colorado Rockies’ offensive firepower cannot be overlooked, as they are known for taking full advantage of their batter-friendly home ballpark. Coors Field’s thin air often leads to high-scoring games and plenty of home runs, making this matchup even more exciting for fans.

Injuries:

Colorado Rockies: Chase Anderson (SP, Shoulder, D15), Kris Bryant (RF, Finger, D10), Antonio Senzatela (SP, Elbow, D60), Ryan Feltner (SP, Skull, D60), Matt Carasiti (RP, Shoulder, D15), Ryan Rolison (SP, Undisclosed, D60), Jurickson Profar (LF, Knee, Day-to-Day), Germán Márquez (SP, Elbow, D60), Lucas Gilbreath (RP, Elbow, D60), Nick Mears (RP, Oblique, D15)

Arizona Diamondbacks: Mark Melancon (RP, Shoulder, D60), Evan Longoria (3B, Back, D10), Corbin Martin (RP, Lat, D60), Austin Adams (RP, Ankle, D60), Tommy Henry (SP, Elbow, D15), Drey Jameson (RP, Elbow, D60), Zach Davies (SP, Back, D15)

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