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Colorado's 3–2 victory over Arizona on May 22 at Chase Field showcased a low-scoring affair in which neither offense generated much momentum. The Rockies scraped together nine hits and three RBIs to edge the Diamondbacks, who managed only seven hits and two RBIs while posting a .708 OPS that underscored their offensive struggles. Both teams struck out at similar rates—Colorado fanned four times while Arizona whiffed three times—but the Rockies' two walks compared to Arizona's one proved marginal in a contest decided by a single run. Arizona's pitching staff allowed nine hits and three earned runs with a 4.14 ERA, while Colorado's bullpen limited the home team to seven hits and two earned runs despite a higher 4.88 ERA. The Diamondbacks committed no errors, but their anemic offensive output—batting .244 with no home runs—left them unable to capitalize on opportunities. This defensive stalemate suggests both teams will need to find consistency in run production moving forward, with Colorado's narrow road win potentially providing momentum in the division race.