The Colorado Rockies secured a 7-6 victory over the San Francisco Giants in a thrilling game that saw Kyle Karros deliver a decisive three-run homer in the eighth inning.

Karros' 471-foot shot off Dylan Smith's fastball not only extended his season-leading seven home runs but also set a new career high for distance.This win marked the Rockies' 122 runs scored in the eighth inning or later this season, the highest total in Major League Baseball.

TJ Rumfield contributed significantly with three hits, including his 20th double of the season, and scored twice, breaking the franchise record for rookie hits before the All-Star Break.Hunter Goodman and Troy Johnston added RBI singles, helping Colorado win its ninth series of the season.Victor Vodnik (3-3) earned the win with a shutout eighth inning, while Smith (0-1) took the loss.Jordan Romano closed the game with a fifth save, striking out Willy Adames swinging.The Giants' Rafael Devers continued his home run streak with 17 and 18th career homers, while Casey Schmitt and Drew Gilbert also homered.The Rockies' next game features LHP Kyle Freeland against the Dodgers, while the Giants face Toronto's Kevin Gausman.The game showcased strong pitching performances and key offensive contributions, highlighting the Rockies' dominance in late-inning rallies.