Rockies 9 - White Sox 6 (9/26/2026): Goodman Powers Rockies with 4 RBI

The Colorado Rockies secured a 9-6 victory over the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field, marking their 57th win of the season. Despite a challenging season that sees them at the bottom of the NL West, the Rockies delivered a dynamic performance that outpaced the White Sox.

The Rockies' early lead set the tone with a three-run first inning, showcasing their determination to finish the season strong. As the game progressed, they added runs steadily, including a decisive four-run burst in the ninth inning that sealed their triumph.

Rockies Offensive Highlights

Hunter Goodman was instrumental in the Rockies' win, contributing with a home run and four RBIs. His power at the plate was a key factor in the Rockies' offensive onslaught.

Cole Carrigg added to the Rockies' scoreboard, going 3-for-5 with an RBI, while Adael Amador and Ezequiel Tovar each drove in crucial runs. Their combined efforts bolstered a balanced offensive output for the visiting team.

Jordan Beck and TJ Rumfield also chipped in with key doubles, aiding the Rockies in maintaining pressure on the White Sox throughout the game. The Rockies' lineup demonstrated depth and persistence, capitalizing on scoring opportunities effectively.

White Sox Efforts and Setbacks

For the White Sox, Andrew Benintendi was a bright spot, launching a home run and bringing in three RBIs. His performance was one of the highlights in an otherwise challenging outing for the team.

Brenton Doyle and Luisangel Acuña each contributed with home runs as well, but it wasn't enough to close the gap. The White Sox struggled to capitalize on their chances, ultimately falling short in the high-scoring game.

On the mound, the White Sox pitching staff had a tough day, with starter Davis Martin lasting less than an inning, conceding two earned runs. The bullpen was unable to contain the Rockies' offense, allowing crucial runs late in the game.

Pitching Duel

Ryan Feltner earned the win for the Rockies, pitching 3.67 innings and allowing just one unearned run. His solid performance helped stabilize the Rockies after an early lead, setting the stage for a bullpen that managed to fend off the White Sox.

Despite a few stumbles, the Rockies' bullpen, including Jose Quintana and Brennan Bernardino, held their ground. They managed to keep the White Sox from mounting a significant comeback, preserving the lead built by the offense.

On the other side, the White Sox's relief pitchers were called upon early due to Martin's short outing. Despite some solid innings from Jimmy Hicks and Sean Newcomb, they could not prevent the Rockies from pulling away in the ninth inning.

The Rockies will look to maintain their momentum as they continue their series against the White Sox. Meanwhile, the White Sox will aim to regroup and finish their season on a high note, with one game remaining at home against Colorado.