Mickey Moniak isn’t going to let a single -- rather, the lack thereof -- ruin a special night. “I’ll take three hits with a double, triple and a homer any day,” Moniak said. “So, no. I wouldn’t say it’s a bummer.” Moniak homered, doubled and tripled in his first three at-bats for the Rockies in a 6-3 victory over the Marlins on Wednesday night at Coors Field. But for the second time this season, the single that would have completed the cycle never came. On his 28th birthday, Moniak also finished a single shy in a 10-4 Rockies victory over the Pirates on May 13 at PNC Park. Moniak’s first three hits came off Marlins starter Max Meyer, who absorbed his first loss of 2026. But in the seventh against Tyler Zuber, Moniak flied out to short left field near the foul line. “I was trying to go deep,” Moniak said. “The single, obviously, is cool -- hitting for the cycle. But if I was going up there to try to hit a single, I probably would have struck out.”
