The Rockies’ last postseason win, a dramatic 2–1 triumph in 13 innings on October 2, 2018, at Wrigley Field, seems like an eon ago.

The Colorado Rockies held one of the best offenses in baseball to only 9 runs over the course of three games, the problem is they only scored 5.

At 35-21, the Cubs have the National League's second-best record and are three games up on the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL Central. The offense, led by Kyle Tucker, Pete Crow-Armstrong, and Seiya Suzuki,

The big swing came from cleanup hitter Pete Crow-Armstrong, who blasted his 15th home run of the season in the fourth inning. Up until a few weeks ago, Crow-Armstrong mostly was batting seventh in the order — showing the length of the lineup.

After a stone-cold start against the mighty New York Yankees on Friday, Gordon held the red-hot Cubs to just two runs. Unfortunately the Rockies’ offense only scored one and he was saddled with the loss,