On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman examines the best-pitched games in Colorado Rockies and Coors Field history with specific emphasis on Jon Gray’s sterling performance on September 17, 2016. We discover fun significance to that date and find out that Gray may well have tossed the best game in the history of his home ballpark.

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman, Barbara Creasman, and Patrick Lyons discuss the third episode of Baseball by Ken Burns. In this episode, we learn a bit more about Connie Mack, witness the establishment of Ebbetts Field and the Federal League and dive deep into one of the most infamous moments in sports history: The Black…

As a part of our ongoing coverage of baseball that isn’t currently taking place on the field, we continue to pour through the PBS documentary by Ken Burns, Baseball. In the Second Inning, we are introduced to the first class of truly great and memorable ballplayers and learned of some lesser-known stories that would make for fine Hollywood fare if…...

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman, Barbara Creasman, and Patrick Lyons continue their conversation on Ken Burns documentary, Baseball. We are introduced to the true First Class of legendary baseball players. Honus Wagner, Walter Johnson, Christy Matthewson, and Ty Cobb take center stage but plenty of whacky characters provide some of the most amazing and unbelievable…

Baseball’s beginnings are messy. It would be lovely to believe that one day baseball didn’t exist and the next day it did. It can be tempting to believe a myriad of stories about the game from the early days, especially when you consider you can trace its origins back to the 1830s and even deeper depending on your feelings about…...

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman, Barbara Creasman, and Patrick Lyons continue the conversation on the first inning of Ken Burn documentary, Baseball. We dive into some of the most fascinating, horrifying, and wonderful characters in the history of the game.

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman, Barbara Creasman, and Patrick Lyons discuss the first inning of Ken Burns superb documentary, Baseball.

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew and Barbara Creasman give an update on their time in Arizona and the smart precautions being undertaken. Then, a few thoughts on what baseball-related things should be paid attention to as we all weather the coronavirus storm. Plus, how does MLB The Show see your Colorado Rockies?

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman tries to navigate this new scary world and figure out what we are going to do without baseball.

Kyle Freeland is just 26-years-old and entering his fourth year pitching in MLB and yet there are already quite a few classic – dare I say iconic – moments that he has been a part of or even directly responsible for. He has seen two postseasons, finished fourth in Cy Young voting, out-dueled the winningest pitcher in MLB postseason history…...

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman and Patrick Lyons respond to the latest news and the impact across all sports that the coronavirus is having. We do get into on-field discussion, particularly the lineup construction question. Plus a few thoughts on the type of content you can expect from us moving forward.

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 time this Spring the Colorado Rockies played a baseball game that ended in a tie. Taking on the Cincinnati Reds on an overcast afternoon at Salt River Fields in Scottsdale, Arizona, the two teams played to a standstill but there were plenty of fascinating tidbits inside of this 5-5 contest. Turning Point – Young Guns Fire Back…...

In a well played all-around game, the Colorado Rockies defeated the Cleveland Indians by a score of 3-1. Kyle Freeland made his return to the mound after a back issue kept him out briefly and the Rockies rolled out as close to their expected Opening Day lineup as they have all Spring. The offense was by no means overpowering but…...

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…...

On your left! Things in life can sometimes sneak up on you. Objects in the mirror may be closer than they appear. And James Pazos, left-handed reliever, is incredibly close to sneaking up on being exactly what the Colorado Rockies need right now. Pazos was an above average reliever in his first full year in the Bigs with Seattle in…...

On this episode of the DNVR Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman welcomes mother Barbara Creasman to the show to discuss a journey of baseball fandom from the Yankees to the Royals to the Rockies. Plus, some insights on the evolving ticket prices at Spring Training and some hopeful predictions for Colorado in 2020.

Zero. Nothing. None. Nada. Zilch. Zip. The big goose egg. We have a lot of different ways of describing the absence of something and you can take whichever is your favorite to describe the number of Major League additions the Colorado Rockies made to their roster in the offseason. This is an inescapable and incredibly frustrating fact for anyone hoping…...

There is no meaning to the end results of Spring Training games, but it still feels weird anytime a baseball game ends in a tie. That’s what happened between the two teams who share facilities at Salt River Fields when the Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks tied 6-6. We saw another impressive display from a potential breakout star for the…...