The Colorado Rockies snatched a 4-3 walk-off victory from the Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday night, riding a clutch ninth-inning rally to stun their division rivals. Hunter Goodman's towering solo homer in the seventh—his 13th pitch battle of the at-bat—had tied the game at 3-3, but it was Kyle Karros who delivered the final blow with a sharp RBI single in the ninth, capping a 2-for-3 night. The Rockies' bullpen silenced Arizona's bats after starter Tanner Gordon's shaky five innings, with Jimmy Herget and Victor Vodnik combining for three scoreless frames, striking out six without allowing a hit.

Arizona's Brandon Pfaadt cruised through six innings with 10 strikeouts but was undone by four runs on eight hits, including Goodman's game-tying blast. Jake McCarthy's two RBIs had given the Diamondbacks an early lead, but their offense stalled against Colorado's relievers. The loss drops Arizona further back in the NL West race, while the Rockies—sparked by Goodman's .532 slugging and Karros' .321 average—gain momentum in their uphill playoff push.