DENVER – Jake McCarthy came to the plate in the bottom of the ninth, the bases loaded, with a chance to get the Colorado Rockies back in the game. He did more than give them a chance – his bases-clearing triple delivered a 3-2 walk-off win against Aroldis Chapman, one of the best closers in baseball. “That was surreal. It still hasn’t sunk in,” said McCarthy, soaked after a Powerade shower from his teammates. “Off a great pitcher like that, it all happened pretty fast.” McCarthy became the sixth player in the Divisional Era (since 1969) to hit a walk-off triple when trailing by two runs, and the first since Grady Sizemore in 2006. **Walk-off triples when trailing by 2 runs, Divisional Era (1969):** 6/22/26 Jake McCarthy 8/11/06 Grady Sizemore 9/26/87 Juan Beníquez 4/14/80 Dave Collins 9/3/71 Manny Mota 5/29/71 Joe Torre The Rockies finished the game with seven straight singles before McCarthy's triple. They're the first team since at least 1961 — the Expansion Era — with hits in each of their final eight plate appearances of a game, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. “Eight straight hits to end the ballgame against two world-class pitchers, \[Garrett\
