TEMPE, Ariz., March 2 (UPI) -- The Colorado Rockies scored twice on Jason Secoda's ninth-inning wild pitch Sunday to post an 8-7 victory over the Anaheim Angels.
Pablo Ozuna scored from third on an errant pitch from Secoda. Matt Holliday came home from second when catcher Jeff Mathis threw wildly after chasing down the ball.
Ozuna collected two hits, as did Jay Payton, shortstop prospect Clint Barmes and Choo Freeman.
Colorado's Scott Elarton, who missed last season with a shoulder injury, tossed two scoreless innings and walked two in his first start.
Elio Serrano picked up the win, striking out two during hitless eighth and ninth innings.
Angels starter Scott Schoeneweis surrendered four runs and five hits, struck out three and walked one in two innings. He hit the first batter of the game, Ozuna, and committed a throwing error in the second inning.
Troy Glaus and Garrett Anderson got their first hits of the spring for the reigning World Series champions. Glaus had a two-run double and Anderson had an RBI single in the third inning.
Darin Erstad made his first start of the spring but left after one at bat due to fatigue in his right hand, which was operated on during the offseason.
