Tag: coors field
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After Helton and Walker, which Denver athlete should be next up for a statue? | Friday Faceoff
The Rockies are honoring their Hall of Famers — Larry Walker and Todd Helton — with statues outside Coors Field. Which Denver sports figures should be next? Chris Tomasson, Broncos beat writer Answer: John Elway When one visits Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, there is a big statue out front of Peyton Manning. So why…
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Rockies record longest home losing streak in Coors Field history
On the same day that the Colorado Rockies honored one of their franchise legends with a statue outside Coors Field, they fell to a new low on the baseball diamond within. After the Cleveland Guardians scored three runs in the top of the first inning Sunday, Colorado only put up two of their own the…
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Noah Kahan calls out Vail Resorts on Denver Great Divide tour stop
Musician Noah Kahan called out corporate ski giant Vail Resorts, Inc. while performing at Coors Field Saturday. Kahan, a Grammy nominee who skyrocketed to notoriety in 2023 after releasing his third studio album “Stick Season,” played two sold-out shows in Denver last weekend amid the North American leg of his Great Divide tour. He cheekily…
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Rockies prospect Roldy Brito on meteoric rise going into MLB All-Star Futures Game
When Rockies prospect Roldy Brito takes the field Sunday in Philadelphia for the 2026 All-Star Futures Game, it will fulfill a promise he made to himself before the season began. Brito, a 19-year-old outfielder and second baseman who is the Rockies’ third-ranked prospect and comes in at No. 71 on MLB’s top 100 prospects, is…
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Anatomy of a comeback: How Rockies overcame ninth-inning deficit to stun Red Sox 3-2
Down 2-0 in the bottom of the ninth inning, the odds were not in the Rockies’ favor Monday night at Coors Field. With Boston closer Aroldis Chapman and his 0.83 ERA on the mound and the Red Sox 30-0 when leading after eight innings, Boston had an 87.8% chance of polishing off a victory, according…
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Where the Dodgers, Padres and rest of wild NL West are vulnerable | MLB Insider
The National League West remains one of baseball’s most fascinating divisions. On the surface, the Los Angeles Dodgers appear destined to cruise to another division title, but even MLB’s most talented roster has vulnerabilities. Behind the Dodgers (in order of the NL West standings early Tuesday), the San Diego Padres, Arizona Diamondbacks and San Francisco…
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One year into Warren Schaeffer era, Rockies show signs of progress behind new culture | Kevin’s take
What a year it has been. When the Rockies take the field at PNC Park on Tuesday night, it will mark one year since Warren Schaeffer managed his first game with the team. It’s been a year filled with changes within the franchise, from minority ownerships to the front office to the roster. Schaeffer, however,…
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One year into Warren Schaeffer era, Rockies show signs of progress behind new culture | Kevin’s take
What a year it has been. When the Rockies take the field at PNC Park on Tuesday night, it will mark one year since Warren Schaeffer managed his first game with the team. It’s been a year filled with changes within the franchise, from minority ownerships to the front office to the roster. Schaeffer, however,…
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One year into Warren Schaeffer era, Rockies show signs of progress behind new culture | Kevin’s take
What a year it has been. When the Rockies take the field at PNC Park on Tuesday night, it will mark one year since Warren Schaeffer managed his first game with the team. It’s been a year filled with changes within the franchise, from minority ownerships to the front office to the roster. Schaeffer, however,…
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One year into Warren Schaeffer era, Rockies show signs of progress behind new culture | Kevin’s take
What a year it has been. When the Rockies take the field at PNC Park on Tuesday night, it will mark one year since Warren Schaeffer managed his first game with the team. It’s been a year filled with changes within the franchise, from minority ownerships to the front office to the roster. Schaeffer, however,…