Tyler Freeman's Brutal Exit and Nobody in Denver Is Ready For It

Man, you see what went down in Colorado yesterday? Seriously, some days you watch baseball and just shake your head, especially when things get scary. We're talking about the Rockies and Brewers, and while it ain't our M's out there making headlines, you gotta feel for what happened. Tyler Freeman, the dude playing for the Rockies, got absolutely drilled in the head and had to leave the game. That's a frightening moment for anyone, not just for a player on the field. You never want to see that kind of injury.

Another Night, Another L for the Purple

Look, it's never easy watching any team struggle, even when they're not rocking the green and blue. The Rockies, man, they're really having a tough go of it. They ended up losing to the Brewers 7-1. Zeke Perez reported they "hung around" for a bit, but then the game just got away from them late. Seven runs allowed, only one scored? That’s rough, buddy. You gotta find a way to keep those innings tight and push some runs across, especially when you're looking for any spark you can get early in the season.

Feltner Fights Hard, But The Slide Continues

And it wasn't just the one game. The night before, they were in it too, taking the Brewers to extras. Ryan Feltner, the pitcher for the Rockies, really "shined" out there according to James Riggenbach, but they still ended up losing 9-7. That's gotta sting, fighting that hard only to come up short. Their record, 24-41, tells you everything you need to know about how this season is going for them right now. Man, it's a grind. Though, gotta give credit where it's due, Troy Johnston's rocking a .320 batting average for them, which is a bright spot they desperately need. It's those little victories that can keep a team fighting through a tough stretch. They've still got another one against the Brewers on the slate, with Jacob Misiorowski facing off against Zach Agnos on the mound. You just hope they can avoid the sweep, especially after that scary scene with Tyler Freeman. What a rough week for them. Here's to hoping for some better luck for all the guys around the league, and especially for our M's back here in the Emerald City! We need to keep our eyes on our own prize, but it’s always wild to see what's happening across MLB.

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