Coming off a successful 2017 campaign that saw the Rockies make the playoffs for the first time in eight years by winning the second National League Wild Card, your pals in purple picked up right where they left off for Opening Day 2018: Chase Field in Phoenix, AZ. The 11-8 loss in the NL Wild Card game the previous season…

For many on the Front Range, Thursday was supposed to represent not only the rebirth of a new season, but the dawning of a new decade in Colorado Rockies history. Instead of the eternal hope that springs forth on Opening Day, society has screeched to a halt all across the country with merely the hope for survival taking precedence over…

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman explains why the new bar will be especially awesome for Rockies fans, gives an update on the Nolan Arenado situation, a few thoughts on the closing of the clubhouse, and takes a look at the left field battle....

For the second consecutive Spring Training meeting, the Colorado Rockies got whomped by the Los Angeles Dodgers, this time by a score of 7-1. The results were undoubtedly ugly for the boys in purple but for reasons completely unrelated to where these two teams are at right now, that was to be expected. Turning Point – When the lineups came…...

The Colorado Rockies put an old fashioned shellacking on the Kansas City Royals in one of two games they played on Saturday in split squad action. The 9-1 final score in favor of the purplers perfectly represents the game as Colorado dominated at the plate, on the mound, and in the field. Turning Point – 7-run Second Colorado put up…...

On a beautiful afternoon at Salt River Fields in Scottsdale Arizona, the Colorado Rockies and Chicago Cubs faced off in a long and plodding contest that saw almost every flyball get lost in the perfect blue sky. The Cubs led for most of the afternoon but a sudden burst of late energy saw the Rockies plate five runs in the…...

Some days, the goal is just getting through it. Colorado Rockies fans took one gigantic collective breath when starter Kyle Freeland took the mound in the third but did not throw a pitch, walking back to the dugout with his hand on his back. Fortunately, it was later reporter that the move was precautionary after a bit of tightness and…...

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman and Patrick Lyons celebrate the return of baseball! Kinda. With Spring Training finally getting underway, we run through a few important reminders and begin to set the stage for what should be an intriguing season if nothing else.

Deciding who is the best of the best in something as multifaceted and challenging as playing the hot corner in MLB is a subjective task. It will lead to various conflicting answers depending on varying perspectives and values. That’s why trying to boil the entire conversation down to one single number always feels a bit empty. And the recent…...

You thought you were safe. Five words that drama has been built on for centuries. More specifically, it is what drives hyper tension and anxiety in drama. Take, for example, genres that focus intently on this feeling: Thriller and Horror. Jaws, Freddy Kruger, Jason, and Michael Myers don’t just chase their victims, reach them, and go about whatever horrible deeds…...

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman welcomes AJ Haefele to the show to give his insights on Larry Walker being inducted into the Hall of Fame, Jeff Bridich vs. Nolan Arenado, and the potential for the 2020 Colorado baseball club to compete.

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman attempts to figure out just what in the hell is going on between the Colorado Rockies front office and Nolan Arenado. It may possibly potentially, maybe, be salvageable, but right now this whole thing is one epic mess.

Anyone who watched all of the Colorado Rockies 2019 campaign knows that there are plenty of reasons for despair over the future. In almost every way imaginable, the season fell apart spectacularly and now both local and national analysts are already telling you that the Rockies are completely stuck with a bad roster that has no financial flexibility, a bad…...

DENVER – We live in an age of baseball where it seems like there is a statistic for everything. Whether pinpoint in their accuracy or more like educated guesses, you can find a number to just about every act a ballplayer can perform physically on a baseball diamond. Some of these stats involve advanced degrees in mathematics and formulas that…...

DENVER – In order for a resurgent rebound in 2020, the Colorado Rockies should – under no circumstances – rely solely upon internal improvement. While they must be aggressive in the offseason, searching the world over for anyone and everyone who might be able to help them fill out the roster in a way that doesn’t let down the talent…...

DENVER – On Tuesday afternoon, approximately 48 hours after the conclusion of game 162, the top brass of the Colorado Rockies – owner Dick Monfort, General Manager Jeff Bridich, and manager Bud Black – spoke with media about what went down with the 2019 season. Questions came in from the local press about many of the concerns that turned consecutive…...

In this original BSN Denver series, we take a look at some of the best Rockies’ photography of the last week as well as the top shot in the game of baseball. Picture of the Week Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski throws out the first pitch at Fenway Park to his grandson, San Francisco Giants’ outfielder Mike Yastrzemski. After languishing…...

In this original BSN Denver series, we take a look at some of the best Rockies’ photography of the last week as well as the top shot in the game of baseball....

DENVER – After surprisingly taking the series against the NL Central leading St. Louis Cardinals, the Colorado Rockies kept their little bit of late-season momentum going on Saturday night at Coors Field. Hanging on to beat the Padres by a score of 11-10 after a late flurry from the visitors, the Rockies took the series after having beaten the Friars…...