Rockies End Five-Game Losing Streak with 3-2 Win over Yankees at Coors Field

The Colorado Rockies secured a notable 3-2 victory over the AL East-leading New York Yankees at Coors Field, ending a five-game losing streak and marking their ninth win of the season. Tanner Gordon, making a spot start, delivered a strong performance with six innings pitched, allowing two runs and earning his first major-league win after previously struggling with an 0-7 record. Ryan McMahon's two-run double in the fifth inning proved to be the decisive hit, while the Rockies' defense was flawless, turning multiple key double plays and committing no errors. The bullpen, including Jake Bird, Seth Halvorson, and closer Zach Agnos, shut down the Yankees over the final three innings to preserve the lead. This victory was particularly significant given the Rockies' historically poor season start, with a 9-42 record and a chance to claim their first series win if they succeed in upcoming games against the Yankees. The win was celebrated as a rare positive moment, reflecting solid pitching, timely hitting, and sharp defense against a strong opponent.