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The experts had this managerial matchup as a mismatch in the battle of managers in the World Series. Who can blame the experts? Giants manager Bruce Bochy won two World Series championships while Royals manager Ned Yost is lucky to be managing the World Series. Read More
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The Royals found out they were not playing the Athletics, Angels and Orioles anymore after the end of the Game 1 of the World Series. They found out early on that it’s going to take more than magic to beat the Giants. Read More
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This is Royals manager Ned Yost’s world, and baseball fans are living in it this month. He is going through such a good fortune right now with his team in the World Series. He is 8-0 in the postseason in his managerial career. Read More
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The Royals have not generated much excitement in the Rocky Mountain region or any region in the country this postseason. The ratings have been meh, and that is putting it kindly. They do not have the cache the Yankees, Red Sox and Dodgers have in attracting audiences. Read More
The Kansas City Royals are one game away from the World Series. Let that marinate in your brain for a second. The Royals, who have won all seven of their playoff games so far this postseason, are one win away from sweeping the favored Baltimore Orioles in the American League Championship Series, after winning Game 3 last night 2-1. Read More
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Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss. That is the message Rockies owner Dick Monfort sent when he promoted Rockies senior director of player development Jeff Bridich as the new Rockies general manager this afternoon. Read More
Peter Gammons had Rockies fans excited when he mentioned Rockies general manager Dan O’Dowd may want to work for Braves interim general manager John Hart. That will come only if Hart accepts the full-time position out in Atlanta. Read More
Former Rockies manager Clint Hurdle has his Pirates in the postseason for the second season in a row. His team still has a shot to win the NL Central. Meanwhile, his old team is having another losing season with no end in sight. Read More
We pine for the days when we can talk about the games rather than talk about the social issues that plague sports these days. Those were the good old days. Those days are over now. Read More
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With the Broncos starting their 2014 season on Sunday night, it’s important to note the Rockies are still playing Major League Baseball this month. They have 22 games to go until their nightmarish season is over. Read More
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This season has been a difficult one to watch for many Rockies fans. For the Majority of the season they have looked like they are as far away from being competitive in the NL West as they have ever been. Read More
In a Rockies season that has brought many ups and downs, there have been a few bright spots from which to glean for next season. A question the Rockies have coming into next season is: Should the team take a chance with Dickerson as their everyday player versus Cuddyer? Read More
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It’s been a miserable season for the Colorado Rockies and their star shortstop Troy Tulowitzki. On May 7, they had just beaten the Texas Rangers 9-2 and were 22-14, tied for first place in the NL West. Tulowitzki was off to a blazing start. Read More
The 2014 season for the Colorado Rockies started strong with a newly painted cart full of promise and high hopes. In a season that began with the Rockies’ offense destroying opponents’ pitching, players like Troy Tulowitzki, Charlie Blackmon, Justin Morneau, Nolan Arenado and Michael Cuddyer were unstoppable. Read More
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