Arcia’s glove stands out against Rockies

DENVER — Every now and again during Orlando Arcia’s first two months in the Major Leagues, he has made a play that prompted Brewers manager Craig Counsell to stop and take note. Not because it was so flashy, but because it was so seemingly routine.

Arcia made two such plays in Saturday’s 10-inning, 4-3 win over the Rockies, including one in the ninth that played a role in pushing the game into extras. With the Rockies’ leadoff man already aboard against Tyler Thornburg, pinch-hitter Stephen Cardullo hit a 104-mph line drive off third baseman Yadiel Rivera’s glove. It caromed toward Arcia, who fielded the ball barehanded and threw to first base for an out that helped Thornburg navigate the inning while allowing only the tying run.

The Brewers won the game …

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