"Usually, falling behind by three runs is a recipe for disaster in the major leagues. But the Rockies have turned it into a model for success at Coors Field.

Sure enough, it happened again Saturday night. The Rockies stumbled early, got to their feet and took the lead against the Brewers. But this time, even their Coors Field karma let them down.

They rallied from a three-run deficit to tie the game, then took the lead but lost 5-4 in 10 innings on Casey McGehee's run-scoring single off Huston Street.

Their Mile High magic — the six walkoff home runs, the 12-run eighth inning and nine-run ninth — seemed like distant memories on this night. The Rockies struggled to pick up a hit against a trio of Milwaukee pitchers that included rookie Mike McClendon, who threw three perfect innings of relief in his major-league debut."