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Another walk-off home run for the Rockies

The Colorado Rockies' Chris Iannetta hit a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 11th to give the rockies a much needed victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, keeping them ahead of the Atlanta Braves in the National League wildcard playoff race.
Photo by Tom Boyd

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Another walk-off home run for the Rockies

By Tom Boyd

September 29, 2009 — For a moment, it looked like the Atlanta Braves were the team with down-the-stretch magic. Then came Chris Iannetta.

The Rockies catcher-turned pinch-hitter cracked a no-doubter one out into the 11th inning to give the team its third walk-off home run of the year. They topped Milwaukee 7-5 in game one of a three-game series.

For more coverage of the game visit www.aspendailynews.com.

I was there on photo assignment for the Daily News, so scroll down to see pics from the game. Enjoy:

The Colorado Rockies defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 7-5 in extra innings

The Rockies' Ian Stewart capitalized on an error at second base by the Brewers’ Felipe Lopez to slide safely into second, then advance to third.

Milwaukee pitcher Chris Narveson was pulled off the mound midway through the bottom of the sixth inning.

The Colorado Rockies defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 7-5 in extra innings

The Rockies Troy Tulowitski scored one of three runs in the bottom of the sixth to put the Rockies up 5-2.

Todd Helton drove in two runs and scored one himself in the Rockies 7-5 victory over Milwaukee.

The Rockies starting pitcher, Jason Marquis, was feeling the heat in early innings.

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