Las Vegas Athletics Win 7-5 Against Colorado Rockies

拉斯維加斯運動者 7-5 擊敗科羅拉多落磯

Jun 14, 2026, 05:39

Introduction

On June 13, 2026, the Las Vegas Athletics played the Colorado Rockies. The Athletics won the game 7-5.

2026年6月13日，拉斯維加斯運動者對陣科羅拉多落磯，運動者以 7-5 贏得比賽。

Main Body

The game was very exciting. Jacob Wilson helped the Athletics score first. Then, the Rockies scored and the game was equal. Zack Gelof hit a home run to give the Athletics the lead again.

比賽非常精彩。Jacob Wilson 幫助運動者率先得分。隨後落磯隊追平比分。Zack Gelof 擊出全壘打，讓運動者再次領先。

In the fifth inning, the Rockies led 5-4. But in the sixth inning, Alika Williams tied the score. Then, Tyler Soderstrom and Jaden Hill helped the Athletics score more points. The final score was 7-5.

在第五局，落磯隊以 5-4 領先。但在第六局，Alika Williams 將比分扳平。隨後 Tyler Soderstrom 與 Jaden Hill 幫助運動者取得更多分數。最終比分為 7-5。

The pitchers had a hard day. Kyle Freeland from the Rockies gave up six runs. Joey Estes from the Athletics gave up four runs. The Rockies manager was sad. He said his team played bad baseball.

投手們度過艱苦的一天。落磯隊的 Kyle Freeland 失分六分。運動者的 Joey Estes 失分四分。落磯隊的總教練感到很沮喪，他表示他的球隊表現不佳。

Conclusion

The Athletics play one more game on Sunday. They want to win all the games in this series.

運動者在週日還有一場比賽。他們希望贏下這個系列賽的所有比賽。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The 'Action' Word List

To speak at an A2 level, you need words that describe what happened. In this story, we see words that change the score:

Won (Victory) $\rightarrow$ The Athletics won the game.
Hit (Action) $\rightarrow$ Zack Gelof hit a home run.
Tied (Equal) $\rightarrow$ Alika Williams tied the score.
Gave up (Lost) $\rightarrow$ Kyle Freeland gave up six runs.

🕰️ Talking About the Past

Most of these words end in -ed because the game is over. This is how we tell a story about yesterday:

$\text{Play} \rightarrow$ Played $\text{Help} \rightarrow$ Helped

Wait! Some words are 'rebel' words and change completely:

$\text{Win} \rightarrow$ Won $\text{Is} \rightarrow$ Was

📝 Simple Feeling

When you describe a person or a game, keep it basic:

$\text{Exciting}$ (The game) $\text{Sad}$ (The manager) $\text{Hard}$ (The day)

Vocabulary Learning

exciting (adj.)

Something that makes you feel very happy or energetic

Example:The football match was very exciting to watch.

equal (adj.)

The same in size, number, or value

Example:The two teams have an equal number of points.

lead (n.)

An advantage in a game or competition

Example:The team has a small lead of one goal.

tied (v.)

To finish a game with the same score as the other team

Example:The player tied the score in the last minute.

series (n.)

A set of related games played between the same teams

Example:They played a three-game series last week.

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