Rapids roll over Chivas USA, 4-0 Rapids midfielder Brian Mullan steals the ball from Chivas USA midfielder Paolo Cardozo during their game Saturday night at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. Doug Pensinger / Getty Images April 28, 2012, 9:15 p.m. COMMERCE CITY, Colo. - Matt Pickens had his third shutout of the season to tie the Colorado record of 25, and the Rapids scored all their goals in the second half to beat Chivas USA, 4-0, on Saturday night to end a three-game losing streak. Pickens matched Joe Cannon's franchise record for shutouts and pushed his overall MLS total to 36. Kamani Hill had two goals, and Tony Cascio and Jeff Larentowicz also scored for Colorado (4-4-0). The Rapids had scored only once in their previous three games. Chivas dropped to 3-5-0. Colorado is 5-0-1 in its last six meetings with Chivas. Chivas controlled play in the first half in losing for first time on the road this season. Chivas was shut out for the fifth time this season and has scored only four goals. Cascio scored in the 50th minute. He took a corner kick from Martin Rivera, spun around and beat goalkeeper Dan Kennedy with a left-footed kick from 25 yards. Chivas nearly tied it in the 55th minute. Pickens stopped two shots, the second by Laurent Courtois from beside the right post. Hill converted a cross from Omar Cummings in the 82nd minute. One minute later, Larentowicz buried a penalty kick and Hill added the final goal in stoppage time. Kennedy spent more time scooping up errant passes than turning aside scoring chances in a scoreless first half. He watched a shot by Martin Rivera sail wide of the left post in the seventh minute and easily caught Rivera's free kick in the 13th minute. Pickens had a busier half. He swatted away a free kick by Courtois in the 11th minute and a free kick by Miller Bolanos in the 33rd minute. Chivas applied pressure and forced a turnover deep inside the Colorado zone. It set up a bicycle kick by Courtois that Pickens blocked right to Juan Pablo Angel, whose shot was deflected away by Pickens in the 30th minute. Colorado applied more offensive pressure from the outset of the second half. The Rapids earned the corner kick that set up Cascio's goal.