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Title: The Night the Rockies Fell Apart: The Curse of 'Rockies' Law' Strikes Again
Dive into the chaos that unfolded when the Rockies crumbled under the weight of 'Rockies' Law' during their 12-4 pounding by the Braves at Truist Field.
You think a powerful start from German Marquez and a 14-hit barrage on Atlanta pitching, on the road no less, should have guaranteed a victory. But here's the catch.
In the face of such promising circumstances, the proverbial shoe dropped. Enter J and his struggles, emblematic of the Rockies' ongoing bullpen woes.
Where do we begin? Well, let me clear the air. Some of our middle relievers have been nothing short of disastrous lately, with Zach Agnos leading the charge. Over the past four appearances, he's been a nightmare, conceding at least a run each time. To put a number on it, he's let in an ugly 10 runs in just 3.1 innings—including a performance where he surrendered a lead-off home run and multiple walks[2].
But don't think Tyler Kinley has escaped the carnage. He's been just as unsuccessful, notching his third loss and blown save in his recent outings, allowing 8 earned runs over 3.1 innings[2].
Here's the frustrating part. With the Rockies, we're operating under a closer-by-committee approach. But who's to blame for our recent losses more than anyone else? Agnos, unfortunately, stands out as the middle reliever causing the most headaches for our team in recent games[2].
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The devastating loss by the Rockies to the Braves at Truist Field was another example of the 'Rockies' Law' curse in action. Despite a strong starting pitcher and a 14-hit barrage, the team's bullpen woes came to the forefront, with middle relievers displaying disastrous performances. Zach Agnos, in particular, has been a major concern, conceding runs in each of his last four appearances and allowing 10 runs in just 3.1 innings. Tyler Kinley has also struggled significantly, earning his third loss and blown save in recent outings.
In the face of these issues, the Rockies are employing a closer-by-committee approach. However, Agnos stands out as the middle reliever causing the most problems for the team in recent games. For those who wish to stay updated on the Rockies' ongoing struggles, sign up for our Breaking Rockies News email alerts. Upon signing up, you agree to our Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, and website updates.
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