Colorado RockiesApri l’analisi completaVSNew York MetsApri l’analisi completa

The Colorado Rockies edged the New York Mets 4–3 on April 24 at Citi Field in a low-scoring affair that fell well short of Vegas's over-under total of 1 run. The Mets managed 11 hits but struggled to convert opportunities, striking out just 4 times while posting a meager .636 OPS and scoring only 3 runs despite drawing no walks. Colorado's offense proved more efficient, collecting 10 hits and 4 RBIs while posting a .717 OPS, though the Rockies also fanned 15 times. Mets pitching struck out 15 batters but allowed 4 earned runs across 4.13 ERA performance, while Colorado's staff kept New York's bats quiet despite surrendering 11 hits. The Rockies' pitching was notably efficient, issuing zero walks while allowing just 3 earned runs. This defensive stalemate highlighted both teams' offensive limitations early in the season, with neither club generating explosive power—both teams homered zero times. The result extends Colorado's early-season competitiveness on the road as the Mets continue searching for consistent offensive production.