You never expect to see a low scoring pitcher's duel in Coors field, but it just shows how far the Rockies' pitching has come. There was a time when they'd all but given up on the idea that you could have quality pitching in the high altitude and so they chose to slug their way through every game. No more.
So, the Rockies win again and move on to the National League championship series. A mighty achievement. They'll be facing the one team that will not be surprised to see them: Arizona. They are also the team that Colorado beat 2 out 3 last weekend just to get to the Wildcard tie-breaker. Since we've seen nothing but sweeps so far, it wouldn't surprise me to see this series go 7. On the other hand the Rockies haven't had a losing streak (of any kind) in almost a month, so it's getting harder to imagine them falling behind in the series.
Either way, I expect it will be more competitive than the division series were.
