Rockies' Mickey Moniak Extends Hitting Streak Amid Mixed Team Results

Mickey Moniak has been a consistent offensive contributor for the Colorado Rockies, recently hitting his 14th home run of the season in a game against the Minnesota Twins, despite the team's 7-1 loss. He has maintained a batting average around .267-.268 with a solid OPS and has been hitting well in July, going 16-for-36 with multiple extra-base hits, RBIs, and stolen bases. Moniak's performance includes multi-hit games and scoring runs, helping the Rockies in their victories, such as the 10-6 win over the Twins where he went 3-for-5 with two runs scored. Versatile in the field, Moniak plays all outfield positions and occasionally designated hitter, securing a regular role in the lineup as long as his hitting remains productive. Overall, he has compiled a .268/.318/.527 slash line with 13-14 home runs, 35-36 RBIs, and a balanced mix of doubles, triples, and stolen bases across the season. Monitoring Tyler Freeman's health is important, as Moniak has stepped up in his absence.