DENVER There were shouts of joy, high fives and smiles all around in theGiants' postgame clubhouse Thursday. 

After starting the season with an 0-6 trip, theGiants are showing some resilience on the road. 

--The Rockies stand to benefit from Manny Ramirez's 50-game suspension for violating Major League Baseball's drug policy, but manager Clint Hurdle didn't see it as a happy event. 

--1B Todd Helton singled in the fourth inning Thursday, extending his hitting streak to 10 games. 

It would have been a modest achievement, to be sure, but a start nonetheless. 

He found a way out of Boston, but he's not getting out of this. 

DENVER Randy Johnson brought heat for two decades, and on some nights, he still can. 

Coming off a career year in 2008, Ricky Nolasco hasn't approached that level of success this season. 

If not for a sudden gust of wind, Bengie Molina could've had a three-homer afternoon. 

Like some harmonic convergence, all the planets lined up for theRockies on Wednesday night at Coors Field. 

--CF Dexter Fowler drove in a run with a sacrifice fly in the third inning Wednesday, his first RBI since the last game the Rockies played at Coors Field on April 29. 

--OF Matt Murton hit his first homer with the Rockies on Wednesday, and C Yorvit Torrealba followed with a homer against Giants LHP Randy Johnson in the fifth inning. 

For the first time in five starts, Ubaldo Jimenez won Wednesday. 

DENVER Randy Johnson brought heat for two decades, and on some nights, he still can. 

The most noticeable oddity in the box score is the zero strikeouts next to Randy Johnson's name.