It’s difficult being cooped up all winter long as a baseball player, waiting for the season to start. It’s even harder to wait an extended period to finally hit the diamond due to injury. As time passes, the body heals and that’s exactly what David Dahl is experiencing as he progresses from his rib injury,…
via Rockies David Dahl making progress, on the homestretch towards a return — Mile High Sports
As the Giants sent their No. 1 pitcher Madison Bumgarner to the disabled list, the Rockies pushed two key players back toward a return. First baseman Ian Desmond and outfielder David Dahl on Friday made significant steps in their injury recoveries. Desmond hit off a tee in an underground batting cage at Coors Field for…
via Rockies revving up Ian Desmond and they’re ready to roll with David Dahl — The Denver Post
Baseball, perhaps more than any other professional sport, is a game of unwritten rules. From how you take the field, to how you take in a home run, to how you might “accidentally” take out an opposing player, America’s pastime seemingly has an unwritten rule to go along with every one etched in black and white…
via The baseball gods came out to play in Rockies-Dodgers series — Mile High Sports
As the Colorado Rockies enjoy an off day on Thursday, they sit atop the National League West standings, tied with the Arizona Diamondbacks with a 10-6 mark. Those are the only two teams in the National League who have won double-digit games heading into Thursday night’s action. Yet, despite their early season success, it seems…
via Colorado Rockies: Despite Record, They’re Still Not Getting Kudos They Deserve — Rox Pile
The Colorado Rockies ended their six-game road trip through San Francisco and Los Angeles with a 4-2 loss at Chavez Ravine on Wednesday night. 4-2 is also what Colorado’s record was on the swing through the National League West rivals. Here are three things you should know about Wednesday night’s game… The Rockies didn’t get…
via Colorado Rockies Morning After: 3 Things To Know About Wednesday’s Loss in LA — Rox Pile
LOS ANGELES (The Sports Xchange) – Clayton Kershaw felt disrespected by the Colorado Rockies before he threw a pitch. However, after a shaky first inning, Kershaw found his rhythm and delivered a small act of revenge against the Rockies. Scott Van Slyke homered, and the Los Angeles Dodgers ended a three-game slide with a 4-2…
via Gonzalez Suffers Hand Bruise, Rockies Fall To Dodgers 4-2 — CBS Denver
SAN FRANCISCO — Jon Gray weaved among Giants fans in a lower concourse at AT&T Park on Sunday, earbuds in and sweats on. He was wearing a protective boot on his left leg. The visitor’s weight room there is down the hall from the Rockies’ temporary clubhouse. None of the fans stopped him. Colorado’s opening-day…
The Rockies are doing all they can to convince us they’re a different team this year. Through 14 games, they have the most wins in baseball. This weekend, they won their first four-game series in San Francisco… ever. No really. Nate Lundy and Shawn Drotar of 5280 Sports Network realize it’s still early to be…
via MORNING MINUTE: Rockies turning heads early in 2017 — Mile High Sports
In the muck and wet of San Francisco’s AT&T Park, Antonio Senzatela and Colorado Rockies team defense rose to the occasion on Sunday. Colorado recorded a 4-3 win on Sunday to take three of four games from the San Francisco Giants. The win not only kept the Rockies atop the National League West standings at…
via Colorado Rockies Morning After: Defensive Gems, Pitching Earn Series Victory — Rox Pile
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Colorado rookie Antonio Senzatela settled down after a rough first inning, holding San Francisco scoreless on four hits over the next six innings to win his second straight start in Rockies’ 4-3 victory over the Giants on a wet Sunday. Charlie Blackmon led off the game with a homer and Nolan…
via Rockies Have Best Record In National League After Win Against Giants — CBS Denver
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