Colorado Rockies left-hander Jose Quintana left Sunday's game against Arizona with left elbow discomfort. The 37-year-old exited after the second inning, following Ketel Marte's two-run ground-rule double. Manager Warren Schaeffer and Colorado's trainer visited the mound before Quintana's departure. Quintana allowed six runs on six hits before being pulled from the contest.

Quintana, who signed with the Rockies this offseason, entered the game with a 2-2 record and 4.08 ERA. His departure marked a setback for a pitcher who had lasted at least five innings in his previous six starts. The injury concerns come at a challenging time for the Rockies as they continue to search for consistency from their pitching staff this season.

The Rockies will likely monitor Quintana's condition closely in the coming days. His early exit against Arizona raises questions about his availability for his next scheduled start. Colorado's pitching depth could be tested if Quintana misses time, potentially forcing the team to adjust their rotation plans earlier than anticipated. The injury timeline remains uncertain at this point.