PHOENIX, July 7 \u2014 Twice the Arizona Diamondbacks<\/a> fell behind to the Colorado Rockies<\/a> before tying the game again. However, the third time was the charm for the Rockies, as they hung on to defeat the Diamondbacks, 4\u20133, in front of a snoozing Thursday night crowd of 11,727 at Chase Field.<\/p>\n The Rockies knocked Dallas Keuchel around in the first inning a bit before he settled down. Left fielder Connor Joe and designated hitter Kris Bryant led off with consecutive doubles, the latter scoring the former. Two batters later, second baseman Brendan Rodgers brought Bryant in, making the score 2\u20130 in favor of the Rockies. The Diamondbacks tied the score in bottom of the second off Austin Gomber. Second baseman Buddy Kennedy doubled to left with one out, scoring on a follow-up home run by catcher Carson Kelly.<\/p>\n The Rockies inched ahead in the top of the fourth, beginning with a two-out double to the right-field corner by right fielder Randal Grichuk. He scored on a follow-up single by third baseman Ryan McMahon, giving the Rockies a 3\u20132 lead. The Diamondbacks equalized in the bottom half. Designated hitter Ketel Marte led off with a single but was later cut down trying to advance to second on a ball that got away from catcher Elias Diaz. First baseman Christian Walker shook off the lost baserunner, doubling into the left-field corner. Two batters later, Kelly dumped a single to left, plating Walker.<\/p>\nRockies Pull Away, Diamondbacks Can\u2019t Counter<\/h3>\n