Arizona Diamondbacks vs Colorado Rockies Box Score on May 30, 2019

Trevor Story had four hits and scored the winning run in the 10th inning, and the Colorado Rockies beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 11-10 on Thursday in Denver to sweep a four-game series.

David Dahl had four hits, including a home run, Ryan McMahon and Ian Desmond also homered, and Daniel Murphy drove in three for the Rockies, including the game-winner on his third hit of the day.

Seunghwan Oh (3-1) pitched the 10th inning to earn credit for Colorado's fifth consecutive win.

Story got the winning rally started with a one-out double down the line in left, and he moved to third on a groundout. After Yoshihisa Hirano (1-3) intentionally walked Nolan Arenado, Murphy singled to left to drive in Story.

Eduardo Escobar, Christian Walker and pitcher Taylor Clarke homered for Arizona.

Tony Wolters' RBI single in the fifth put the Rockies ahead 8-5, but the Diamondbacks rallied in the eighth.

Tim Locastro led off with a walk, and Escobar homered. Adam Jones then singled and scored when Colorado center fielder Yonathan Daza misplayed Walker's single, tying the game. Nick Ahmed's double down the left field line put Arizona in front, and Carson Kelly made it 10-8 with a single.

Desmond led off the bottom of the inning with his sixth home run. Two outs later, Story, Dahl and Arenado singled to tie it at 10.

Arizona scored three in the first. Jones hit an RBI double with two pouts to bring home Escobar, and then Walker hit his ninth home run of the season.

Raimel Tapia led off Colorado's first with a double, Dahl walked and Clarke hit Arenado with a pitch to load the bases. Murphy drove in two with a single, and Wolters' sacrifice fly scored Arenado to tie it.

Clarke hit a two-out home run -- the first of his career -- in the second, but Dahl hit a two-run shot in the bottom of the inning. Locastro led off the third with a triple, and he came home on Escobar's single to tie it 5-5.

Murphy led off Colorado's third with a single, and McMahon followed with a shot into the second deck in right to make it 7-5. It was his sixth homer of the season.

--Field Level Media