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Rockies tie franchise record with 7 homers
- Updated: June 1, 2016
DENVER — Charlie Blackmon’s first-inning leadoff homer touched off a night during which the Rockies tied their franchise record and set a record at home by hitting seven homers in Tuesday’s 17-4 thrashing of the Reds at Coors Field.
After Blackmon went deep, Nolan Arenado launched a pair of two-run shots, in the first and sixth; DJ LeMahieu added a solo shot in the second; Carlos Gonzalez’s second-inning solo shot gave him a homer in four …
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