The Milwaukee Brewers claimed Justin Morneau on revocable waivers, but the Colorado Rockies pulled him back.

The two sides discussed a trade, but could not come to terms.

The Colorado Rockies placed Michael Cuddyer on revocable waivers on Sunday, but pulled him back when he experienced hamstring discomfort this week.

It's unclear whether the Rockies would have traded Cuddyer, but now they are unlikely to do so before his three-year, $31.5 million contract expires at the end of the season.

Michael Cuddyer hit for the cycle on Sunday, becoming the first player to do so in the Major Leagues this season.

Cuddyer also became just the third player in history to accomplish cycles in both leagues. Bob Watson did it with the Astros (1977) and Red Sox (1979), and John Olerud with the Mets (1997) and Mariners (2001).

"That's what hitting is: It's assessing the situation and trying to execute to get that job done," Cuddyer said. "You can't just go up at the Major League level and blindly just swing the bat. You've got to be able to assess what the situation is and do your best to execute that job."

Saturday night's game between the Cincinnati Reds and Colorado Rockies was postponed because of a water main break just steps from the primary entrance to the ballpark.

It will be made up as part of a split doubleheader on Sunday. The first game will start at 4:10 p.m. EDT and the second at 9:10 p.m.

The Rockies originally said the game would be delayed 30 minutes.

Restrooms inside Coors Field were not working and there were only limited concessions as the water was turned off to the stadium.

About 45 minutes after the scheduled first pitch, the Denver Office of Emergency Management requested the game be postponed.

The Colorado Rockies have announced that Carlos Gonzalez will undergo season-ending surgery on his left patella tendon on Monday.

The operation will be performed by Dr. Tom Hackett in Frisco, Colo. Gonzalez is expected to have a recovery time of five to six months, meaning he'll be ready for Spring Training.

"Of course, this wasn't something that I was looking for, but I know we're looking for results," Gonzalez said. "We're looking to get something done so I don't have to deal with this."

Troy Tulowitzki will have season-ending hip surgery on Friday, according to the Colorado Rockies.

Tulowitzki has a torn labrum in his left hip. He will be operated on in Vail, Colorado.

The shortstop's .340 batting average is the highest in the Major Leagues.

Tulowitzki was placed on the 15-day disabled list July 22, three days after he was hurt running out a grounder at Pittsburgh.

The Rockies will also reportedly be without Carlos Gonzalez (left knee) for the remainder of the season.

The Colorado Rockies will learn the injury fates of Troy Tulowitzki and Carlos Gonzalez soon as the pair will meet with specialists.

Tulowitkzi hasn't played since July 19 because of a strained left hip flexor.

Gonzalez has dealt with chronic tendinitis in his left knee, and was placed on the disabled list Sunday.

Brett Anderson will undergo surgery to repair a disk in his lower back Thursday.

Anderson left an August 5 start for the Colorado Rockies against the Chicago Cubs after three innings with back pain, and the issue did not improve with rest and treatment.

Dr. Chris Yeung, a noted spinal surgeon in Arizona, will perform the operation.

The recovery time is expected to be five months.

After three straight wins, the Rockies fell back into a funk with their shortstop Troy Tulowitzki recovering, dropping nine of 10 to secure their place in the NL West cellar. Tulowitzki, who has begun taking batting practice as he rounds back into form for his return, said Wednesday he is fed up with the losing, according to a report in The Denver Post.

"I think that's why I came out numerous times and said I want to win," said Tulowitzki, who holds a large lead in the NL batting race with a .340 average. "It doesn't mean I want out of here. It means I'm sick and tired of losing."

The Rockies have activated right-hander Jordan Lyles from the 60-day disabled list and placed lefty Brett Anderson on the 15-day DL, according to an ESPN.com report.

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