The Arizona Diamondbacks were two outs from a dispiriting loss to the NL West's dominant team, then a couple of swings by Gerardo Parra and Chris Young changed everything. Parra and Young homered off Colorado closer Huston Street in the ninth, then Justin Upton brought Young home with a bloop single in the 11th to give the Diamondbacks a stunning 3-2 victory over the Rockies on Thursday night. "It took us 8 1/3 innings to start," Young said, "but it was nice." Two nights earlier, Upton beat the Rockies with a booming home run. On Friday, it was a fly ball right fielder Seth Smith tried desperately to reach -- but he was playing too deep. Young, who just missed a home run high off the overhang in left-center for a double, raced home for the game winner. "It wasn't a hard hit by no means," Young said, "but with our team, sometimes if you just put the bat on the ball you will find holes. A lot of guys strike out in that situation but he was able to get the bat on the ball and make something happen." Read more: http://scores.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=310505129&teams=colorado-rockies-vs-arizona-diamondbacks
