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Colorado Rockies Tickets

Colorado Rockies Tickets
Walt Weiss, the newly hired manager of the Rockies will have his hands full trying to improve on the Rockies dismal season of last year. The Rockies have a few solid veterans and a strong group of youngsters that saw some pre mature playing time in the big leagues last year, but that could possibly work in their favor this year.
The pitching is simply not going to do it. Last season the team was forced to adopt a three tiered pitching strategy with the starters going about five innings, a secondary starter/long reliever coming in for three innings, and the closer in the traditional role. The Rockies were unable to upgrade the pitching and, as a result, the offense that so many fantasy baseball players is going to have to plan for even more obscene numbers to save the season.
The return of a healthy Troy Tulowitzki and Carlos Gonzalez’s declared intent to avoid a second half collapse are reasons to believe in the offense. However, Dexter Fowler is playing the first year of a long-term contract and there is always a fear a player will regress after hitting the lottery. In addition, Todd Helton’s continue to drop. Helton has gone from a number three hitter at the beginning of his MLB career to the number six hitter.
He might have dropped even lower, but Wilin Rosario is a classic swing-or-miss power hitter and Chris Nelson is too young to trust. Nelson may continue to climb in the batting order if he is able to hit as well as he did in about two-thirds of a season. Rosario and Nelson are two of a number of young players that, if they do begin their careers with the aid of favorable numbers because of the ball park, could take the team out of last place.

| Event | Date/Time | Venue/City | |
| Washington Nationals vs. Colorado Rockies | Jun 20, 2013 Thu 7:05PM |
Nationals Park
Washington, DC |
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| Washington Nationals vs. Colorado Rockies | Jun 21, 2013 Fri 7:05PM |
Nationals Park
Washington, DC |
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| Washington Nationals vs. Colorado Rockies | Jun 22, 2013 Sat 12:05PM |
Nationals Park
Washington, DC |
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| Washington Nationals vs. Colorado Rockies | Jun 23, 2013 Sun 1:35PM |
Nationals Park
Washington, DC |
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| Baltimore Orioles vs. Colorado Rockies | Aug 16, 2013 Fri 7:05PM |
Oriole Park At Camden Yards
Baltimore, MD |

| Event | Date/Time | Venue/City | |
| San Francisco Giants vs. Colorado Rockies | May 25, 2013 Sat 1:05PM |
AT&T Park
San Francisco, CA |
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| San Francisco Giants vs. Colorado Rockies | May 26, 2013 Sun 1:05PM |
AT&T Park
San Francisco, CA |
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| Houston Astros vs. Colorado Rockies | May 27, 2013 Mon 1:10PM |
Minute Maid Park
Houston, TX |
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| Houston Astros vs. Colorado Rockies | May 28, 2013 Tue 1:10PM |
Minute Maid Park
Houston, TX |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. Houston Astros | May 29, 2013 Wed 6:40PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. Houston Astros | May 30, 2013 Thu 6:40PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. Los Angeles Dodgers | May 31, 2013 Fri 6:40PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. Los Angeles Dodgers | Jun 1, 2013 Sat 2:10PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. Los Angeles Dodgers | Jun 2, 2013 Sun 2:10PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Cincinnati Reds vs. Colorado Rockies | Jun 3, 2013 Mon 7:10PM |
Great American Ball Park
Cincinnati, OH |
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| Cincinnati Reds vs. Colorado Rockies | Jun 4, 2013 Tue 7:10PM |
Great American Ball Park
Cincinnati, OH |
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| Cincinnati Reds vs. Colorado Rockies | Jun 5, 2013 Wed 7:10PM |
Great American Ball Park
Cincinnati, OH |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. San Diego Padres | Jun 6, 2013 Thu 6:40PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. San Diego Padres | Jun 7, 2013 Fri 6:40PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. San Diego Padres | Jun 8, 2013 Sat 5:15PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. San Diego Padres | Jun 9, 2013 Sun 2:10PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. Washington Nationals | Jun 11, 2013 Tue 6:40PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. Washington Nationals | Jun 12, 2013 Wed 6:40PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. Washington Nationals | Jun 13, 2013 Thu 1:10PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. Philadelphia Phillies | Jun 14, 2013 Fri 6:40PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. Philadelphia Phillies | Jun 15, 2013 Sat 2:10PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Colorado Rockies vs. Philadelphia Phillies | Jun 16, 2013 Sun 2:10PM |
Coors Field
Denver, CO |
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| Toronto Blue Jays vs. Colorado Rockies | Jun 17, 2013 Mon 7:07PM |
Rogers Centre
Toronto, ONT |
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| Toronto Blue Jays vs. Colorado Rockies | Jun 18, 2013 Tue 7:07PM |
Rogers Centre
Toronto, ONT |
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| Toronto Blue Jays vs. Colorado Rockies | Jun 19, 2013 Wed 7:07PM |
Rogers Centre
Toronto, ONT |

Colorado Rockies History
The Colorado Rockies have been playing baseball at high altitudes since 1993, working hard to make the rest of the MLB believe it is possible to play this sport at such great heights and win. Sometimes this arduous work has yielded the desired results.
By season three the Blake Street Bombers had made the playoffs. This would be the lone postseason appearance for 15 seasons, but this should not be taken as a failure. The club has spent of its time in the majors at least flirting with a winning record. If anything, the Rockies have given the notorious pitcher-friendly NL West some bats with which to contend. This came as a result of the naturally thinner air and the attractiveness of the ballpark to sluggers and almost sluggers. For the first decade the opposition feared coming to play in Denver.
As the league learned more about playing in this climate it learned a couple things. The first being that Denver and the surrounding area were as hungry for baseball as the most storied markets. Colorado’s attendance figures are perennially ranked among the best in the MLB. The second is that the Rockies pitchers were suffering much more from pitching in the environment than the opposition. The opposition could come in and leave. Any fatigue would be momentary. The Rockies pitchers would have to endure 81 games playing in these conditions and though they did not pitch every day, it quickly wore on even the strongest of arms.
Still, a staff will have a breakthrough season every once in a while. One such season came in 2007 when the Rockies finally returned to the postseason and even made a World Series appearance. Colorado had been counted out of contention with two months left on the schedule, but a surge in the pitching staff led to a shocking run to a one-game playoff with the San Diego Padres to determine the wild card recipient. The pitching shut down the Padres, Phillies, and Diamondbacks, leading to an eight-game winning streak and a chance to play the Red Sox in the Fall Classic. Boston would sweep Colorado, but hope that pitching could be a point of strength for the Rockies would be reignited, as it is to this day.

Coors Field
Home of the Colorado Rockies
Established 1993
National League
West Division
National League Pennants: 2007
Wild Card Berths: 1995, 2007, 2009
Owner: Monfort Brothers
Manager: Walt Weiss
General Manager: Dan O'Dowd


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