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DENVER -- DJ LeMahieu was ready to swing for the fences in his next at-bat. wholesale jerseys . The weather spoiled his plans. LeMahieu had three hits and finished a home run short of the cycle, Wilin Rosario went deep and the Colorado Rockies beat the Chicago Cubs 10-5 in a rain-shortened game Tuesday night. The teams played in a constant drizzle throughout the game with temperatures hovering in the low 50s. The game was delayed in the middle of the seventh and called 48 minutes later. Had the rain held off, LeMahieu was ready to try for the cycle. "If its still a 10-5 lead Im definitely going to try to go for it," he said. Matt McBride homered and Chris Nelson had three hits for the Rockies, who won a matchup of 94-loss teams. Carlos Torres (5-3) got the win after allowing one run in two innings of relief. Colorado won its second straight after dropping nine in a row. The Rockies bats stayed hot, pounding out 15 hits. Its the sixth consecutive game theyve had double-digit hits. "The job that our young kids are doing offensively is beyond impressive," Rockies manager Jim Tracy said. "Ten runs and 15 hits in six innings of offence is a pretty good nights work." LeMahieu stood out among the hitters. He led off the third with a triple, doubled in the fourth and singled in the fifth. "(Anthony) Rizzo, when I got that base hit, says cycle alert," LeMahieu said. He never got the chance to complete the cycle. The rain became heavier and after Alfonso Soriano flew out to end the top of the seventh the tarp came on. "The outfields going to be wet and youre not going to be able to make any throws, but the main thing was that infield," Rockies centre fielder Tyler Colvin said. "Its muddy." Dave Sappelt and Starlin Castro homered for the Cubs, who have lost seven of eight. Chicago is five losses shy of its first 100-loss season since 1966. Colorado left-hander Jorge De La Rosa made his second start after missing nearly 16 months following Tommy John surgery to repair a torn ulnar collateral ligament. He struggled through three innings, allowing four runs -- two earned -- and five hits. "You dont expect him to be pinpoint sharp," Tracy said. "You want to see him throw pain-free, which he is doing." Colorados offence took him off the hook. Trailing 5-3, the Rockies rallied to take the lead in the fourth. LeMahieu drove in a run with a double and Josh Rutledges two-run double down the left field line made it 6-5. Chicago starter Chris Rusin (1-3) allowed six runs on seven hits in 3 2-3 innings. "When I fell behind, they capitalized on my mistakes," Rusin said. "And thats pretty much what happened on all my extra-base hits. I left the ball up an when I did, they capitalized on it." McBride hit a three-run homer off Rafael Dolis in the fifth to make it 9-5. Sappelt led off the game with his first major league home run. The Cubs scored two more runs in the first on shortstop Rutledges throwing error and Wellington Castillos double. Rosarios 27th homer of the year leading off the second made it 3-1. Castro hit a solo shot to centre in the fourth to give the Cubs a 4-1 lead. Colorado cut the lead to 4-3 in their half of the fourth on Colvins two-run triple to right. "To score that many runs early and then just give it right back, youre not going to win many road games giving up that many hard hit balls and balls out of the ballpark," Cubs manager Dale Sveum said. NOTES: Sappelts home was his first in 153 major league at-bats. ... An MRI on Rockies OF Carlos Gonzalezs left hamstring was negative. Gonzalez didnt start for the eighth straight game while he nurses the tight ligament. ... Colorado OF Dexter Fowler (left wrist tendinitis) was out of the lineup for the third straight game. wholesale jerseys . In an off-camera interview Friday with ESPN, Teo said Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, a 22-year-old acquaintance who lives in California, contacted him two days ago and confessed to the prank. Deadspin.com first exposed the scheme on Wednesday and indicated Tuiasosopo was involved in it. cheap jerseys paypal . Erik Karlsson and the Ottawa Senators felt good after their 3-1 defeat of the Washington Capitals on Monday, their first back-to-back victory in 51 days and their first three-game winning streak at the Canadian Tire Centre this season. http://www.cheapnfljerseysdeals.com/ . GM Bryan Murray was busy before the trade deadline, shipping out veterans Mike Fisher, Chris Kelly, Jarkko Ruutu, Kovalev and Chris Campoli for draft picks to begin the rebuilding process. cheap jerseys . The teams president and chief executive officer announced Tuesday the CFL club had an overall operating profit of $726,930 last year wiped out mainly because of delays in building the new $200-million Investors Group Field. cheap jerseys from china . The power-hitting right-handers cliffhanger 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 (4) victory over Vasek Pospisil on Saturday made him the first Canadian to reach the final of his countrys biggest tournament since Robert Bedard won it for the third time in 1958.Got a question on rule clarification, comments on rule enforcements or some memorable NHL stories? Kerry Fraser wants to answer your emails at cmonref@tsn.ca! How does Hall not get a penalty or a suspension on that two hander? You can clearly see him hesitate until there was enough room for him to deliver a more vicious slash. This makes no sense to me at all. Shaun Dias --- Hello Kerry: You have have been asked this question already, but how do two experienced refs miss that vicious slash that Taylor Hall made Wednesday night? PS - I watched you many times in the old Memorial arena in Victoria. Cheers,Bill Walter Shaun & Bill: This obvious slash by Taylor Hall to the back of the leg of Zbynek Michalek demonstrates another example of a breakdown in coverage in the two referee system once the puck location transitions from one player to another. Without being too technical, let me first answer your question as to how this infraction was missed. In theory, the referee down low (in this case positioned on the opposite side of the ice along the goal line) is primarily responsible for the action on and around the puck from the top of the face-off circles to the end boards. The neutral zone referees primary responsibility of coverage is on the non-action (or players away from the puck). As the puck transitions from player to player and moves beyond the top of the face-off circles, this primary area of coverage shifts from one referee to the other. There are also occasions when both referees observe the same infraction from their respective positions and will raise their arms simultaneously to make the call. The back/neutral zone referee generally has a broader perspective of the entire end zone and sees the play at a slower pace from this vantage point. In practice, let me explain how the system failed. As the Oilers cycled the puck down low in the Coyotes end zone to the right of Mike Smith, Taylor Hall beat Zbynek Michalek to the puck on the half wall near the hash marks and passed off to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins in the corner below the goal line. The referee (down low) on the opposite side goal line shifted his focus from Hall once he passed the puck to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins in the corner and did not see the slashing infraction. This should have been a routine call for the back referee to make from the neutral zone given the fact that it was on the same side of the ice he was positioned. Additionally, this was the sttrong side (overloaded with players) and there was no need for the back referee to deviate his focus anywhere but down the boards where Hall and Michalek remained engaged. wholesale nfl jerseys. . Two errors committed by the back referee in his setup prevented him from seeing the obvious slash. First, there was too much of a delay by the back referee moving through the neutral zone to catch up to the play after it entered the Phoenix end zone and once the cycle was well underway. He needed to assume his position near the blue line more quickly. Next, the referees angle of approach was close to the boards near the linesman which resulted in an obstructed view as he looked through the backs of Oilers defenceman Ladislav Smid and Phoenix forward Radim Vrbata. It wasnt until after the slash had taken place that the back referee moved to open ice beyond the neutral zone face-off dot to draw an angle to the play with a clear and unobstructed view into the end zone. That is how the call on the ice was missed. Now, let me address your question, Shaun, as to the absence of a suspension. Once Taylor Hall passed the puck off to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Zbynek Michalek backed into Hall and grabbed hold of the Oiler players stick. The clear hesitation by Hall that you saw, Shaun, was when he pulled his stick back and high to retrieve it from Michaleks grasp so that he could join the play. There is no question that Taylor Halls downward slashing motion was excessive and worthy of a penalty on the ice. It was spontaneously delivered in a downward motion out of frustration as Michalek continued to hold Halls stick. The circumstance surrounding this play, in part initiated by Zbynek Michaleks actions, is totally different from a player that takes a premeditated two handed swing at an opponent which would certainly be deemed worthy of a suspension. --- Now I offer a blast from the past for Bill from Victoria. You might have been in attendance during a game at the old Victoria Memorial Arena in about 1974 when I grabbed Cougars coach Pat Patty Ginnell after he stepped onto the ice with a hockey stick in his hands following a line brawl. Patty was sliding along the boards on a direct path to attack Edmonton Oil Kings coach Ken Hodge on his bench, who was ready to defend with a stick in his hands as well! Fortunately Paddy could not push back against me in his street shoes and I was able to talk him down and slide the fiery coach to the exit as I ejected him from the game. ' ' '
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