Rockies suffer 2nd heartbreaker in a row

The Colorado Rockies watched the Pittsburgh Pirates rally to beat them Monday. Well the Rockies got deja vu when the Pirates did the same thing on Tuesday night. After Colorado stormed out to a 4-0 lead after 3 1/2 innings, the Rockies would remain scoreless for the rest of the game and watch the Pirates put together six runs.  It wasn't until the 6th inning that the Pirates completed the comeback when a sacrifice fly put Pittsburgh ahead 5-4.  The Pirates added an insurance run in the 7th as the Rockies suffered their 2nd tough loss in a row. The Rockies had a pretty good night at the plate, as they had 9 hits as a team. Brad Hawpe had 3 hits and Ian Kennedy and Troy Tulowitzki each had 2 hits for Colorado.  Matt Herges suffered the loss as he allowed 2 runs in an inning of work.  The Rockies will look to get back on track when they try and avoid a sweep Wednesday night.