Ubaldo Jimenez, right, gives up the ball to manager Clint Hurdle
as he exits the game in theseventh inning. Jimenez threw 95
pitches. Ubaldo Jimenez, right, gives up the ball to manager
Clint Hurdle as he exits the game in the seventh inning. Jimenez
threw 95 pitches. (Post / Andy Cross)  The Rockies got about as
much out of starting pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez as they could have
hoped for Saturday night in what turned out to be Colorado's 2-1
victory in Game 3 of the National League division series.
Jimenez, a 23-year-old Dominican right-hander, went 6 1/3
innings and allowed only three hits and one run to the Phillies.
It was startlingly similar to his one-hit performance last
Sunday, also 6 1/3 innings, in a 4-3 victory over Arizona that
got the Rockies into the wild-card tiebreaker game against San
Diego.  Saturday night, manager Clint Hurdle went and got
Jimenez, summoning in reliever Matt Herges, after Philadelphia
right fielder Shane Victorino homered to tie the game 1-1 and
catcher Carlos Ruiz followed wi