Brady Singer Leads Kansas City Royals to Victory over Colorado Rockies 10-1: Game Recap

Maikel Garcia, MJ Melendez, and Bobby Witt Jr. each hit home runs in the game against the Colorado Rockies, leading the Kansas City Royals to a decisive 10-1 victory. Garcia’s three-run homer in the second inning was a highlight, marking his first home run since May 17. Melendez and Witt also contributed to the offensive display with home runs in the seventh and ninth innings, respectively.

Pitcher Brady Singer delivered a strong performance, allowing only one run and six hits, all singles, over seven innings. This win marked Singer’s first road victory of the season. The Royals’ offense was firing on all cylinders, with Salvador Perez reaching a career milestone of 1,500 hits and the team showing improved performance with runners in scoring position.

Despite a run-scoring single by Nolan Jones for the Rockies, Singer maintained control of the game and secured the win for the Royals. The victory ended a three-game losing streak for Kansas City.

The Royals are set to have a break on Monday, followed by the commencement of a two-game series in St. Louis on Tuesday. Michael Wacha, with a record of 5-6 and a 3.74 ERA, will be the starting pitcher for Kansas City, while Andre Pallante, with a record of 4-3 and a 4.00 ERA, will take the mound for the Cardinals. The game at Busch Stadium is scheduled to begin at 6:45 p.m., with pregame coverage starting at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday on Classic Hits KQNK 106.7 FM, 102.5 FM & 1530 AM.

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