Colorado Rockies

By RockiesMagicNumber Colorado Rockies Top 10 Pitching Leaders I forgot to look into this and/or mention this last time CR was published, but Jason Hammel is even more of a man than any of us realized.

By Rox Girl Some people always seem to wind up with the best gigs. According to reports out of Texas, former Rockies manager Clint Hurdle has been picked up by the Texas Rangers as their hitting coach. Similar to when he held the post with the Rockies at Coors Field, half his job is seemingly already take...

By Russ According to the votes for the Fielding Bible Awards, no Rockie player won. Troy Tulowitzki came in a point behind Jack Wilson, the winner. Seth Smith came in tied for seventh with our ol' buddy Juan Pierre. Peter Gammons gave his first-place vote at second base to Clint Barmes.The Rockies are...

By Rox Girl 4 months ago: Colorado Rockies second baseman Clint Barmes, front, forces out Pittsburgh Pirates' Delwyn Young at second base in the second inning of a baseball game on Friday, June 19, 2009, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

By theoldgrizzlybear In Buster Olney's mind, the biggest name that will be part of the expected abundance of non-tendered players is our own Garrett Atkins. There's no way in hell the Rockies would offer Atkins $8-10MM in arbitration, and I'm not so sure they'll find a match for him in a trade, either. Plenty othe...

By Russ Renck: Clint Hurdle a finalist for Rangers' hitting job - The Denver Post Inside the Colorado Rockies " A Rockies Presence Elsewhere Clint Hurdle is now a finalist for the hitting coach job in Texas, and the Mets may pursue Torrealba again if/once the Rockies decline his option.

By Russ NOTE: I look at each team based on draft order, which goes San Diego, Colorado, Arizona, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. San Diego Padres Round 1: Matt Bush, SS - already discussed Arizona Diamondbacks Round 1: Stephen Drew, SS - He's no Troy Tulowitzki.

By Rox Girl The Rockies draft was rated number one by Baseball America. Tyler Matzek, Nolan Arenado and Chris Balcom-Miller seemed to be a big help for this initial ranking. If Rex Brothers and Tim Wheeler start showing what they're capable of in their first full seasons in 2010, we'll know that the ran...

By Rox Girl In short, the bleak news for those two teams leaves the 2010 picture in the NL West much the same as it ended up looking in 2009, with the Dodgers, Rockies and Giants duking it out for the top spot and the second place team being in solid contention for the wild card.

By Poseidon's Fist Big Mac and Big Daddy Reunion The Rockies tried multiple times to bring Mark McGwire in as hitting coach while fellow slugger, friend and student Matt Holliday was here.  It may not have worked out in Colorado, but Holliday will get his opportunity to be under full-time instruction from Bi...

By Rox Girl One of those parlays is the development of the Spring Training complex that the Rockies and Diamondbacks are to share starting in 2011. Padres select Hoyer as general manager - SignOnSanDiego.comMLB monitoring McCourts' fight for control of the Dodgers -- latimes.comWorld Series? For D...

By theoldgrizzlybear about 1 month ago: Colorado Rockies' Eric Young, Jr. hits a solo home run against the Cincinnati Reds in the sixth inning of a baseball game in Denver on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2009. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) I would take Gordon because I'm not convinced Young can stay in the infield. Gordon isn't...

By Rox Girl After watching the Phillies pound through the Dodgers in five games by an average score of 7 to 3.2, I don't feel so bad about the Rockies losing their series against the Phils by an average score of 5 to to 3.75. Ha, we played the NL champs better than you did, blue boys.

By BlakeBomber Rockies Lockdown Dan O'Dowd The Rockies have agreed to a new deal with General Manager Dan O'Dowd. Terms have yet to be announced.

By RockiesMagicNumber Now, when I evaluate a pitcher, I look at the following things: ERA, FIP, xFIP, tRA. I'll be excluding xFIP and tRA from this not because I don't think they should come into play, but because I have like 60 pitchers to stack up and their xFIP/tRA aren't easily calculable and/or aren't nicely l...

By RockiesMagicNumber Regrettably, the Rockies did not advance beyond the NLDS in the postseason, however, many players cited Tracy as being instrumental in the club's turnaround. The Rockies' brass are still working on an extension for Tracy, as well as GM Dan O'Dowd.

By Rox Girl Obviously, I think this gets fixed by repetition of success. For 2010, there needs to be an expectation within the Rockies and among fans that they return to the post season. In fact, I think beating the Dodgers and winning the NL West are almost a necessity if the franchise really wants to ele...

By Poseidon's Fist Locking down leading men Yesterday, Patrick Saunders suggested the Rockies would ink GM Dan O'Dowd and manager Jim Tracy to multi-year deals this week.  This morning, the Denver Post strengthened their wording on the issue a bit.  Now, a "major league source close to the situation" said t...

By Russ Yet, academic military history can adapt. Lynn argues that culture and gender history can be incorporated into military history. Combat is at the heart of the discipline and those two "cutting edge" histories can add depth to it, but they do not overtake it. It will take time for academic mil...

By Silverblood Colorado Rockies vs. Milwaukee Brewers, Miller Park, 12:10 PM MT. Monday, April 5, 2010. Be there or be square. Poll Who is the least offensive choice to win the World Series? Yankees Angels Phillies Dodgers I'll just request the meteor too   14 votes | Results

By theoldgrizzlybear In Troy E. Renck's piece about the hilarity of baseball being played in November, he has the following quote from Dodgers' coach Larry Bowa regarding our very own Rox: "Well, the mauling occurred early in the season. The last (three series) we played against them, they were great games," Do...

By Jabberwocky Pitchers On the whole the Rockies ranked 16th in MLB in this category, though AL teams have a leg up on NL teams because the above number includes hitting by pitchers, who "contributed" a total of -3.7 hitting WAR to the Rockies. That's why they're paid to pitch and not hit. Of course, it also...

By Rox Girl 2 days ago: Colorado Rockies manager Jim Tracy, left, talks to second base umpire Tim Timmons about a call at second base, during the first inning against the Philadelphia Phillies of Game 4 in a National League baseball division series in Denver on Monday, Oct. 12, 2009. (AP Photo/Jack Dem...

By RockiesMagicNumber Rocktober was the first time in years that Rockies fans could watch a game any given day and expect to win, rather than simply hope and then be surprised. Rocktober was the little guy finally fighting back. Rocktober wasn't sustained success, that's just the Rockies. Rocktober wa...

By theoldgrizzlybear Why the Rockies lost to the Phillies I wrote a recap of the Rockies/Phillies series for The Hardball Times. Check it out, unless you're already tired of looking at stuff like this.

By Jabberwocky In the article the DP writers reinforce the notion that both Dan O'Dowd and Jim Tracy will be back for a couple of years. Meanwhile, they expect Garrett Atkins and Brad Hawpe to be gone (something I've been calling for since perhaps the lowest point of May) while they think that Hus...

By Poseidon's Fist July 20:  Rockies 10, Diamondbacks 6: Rockies take Wild Card lead on Whacking Day! Rockies take the Wild Card lead! The Final Game of 2009 Phillies fight off Rockies 5-4 in Game 4 at Coors Field - The Denver Post Phillies fight off Rockies 5-4 in Game 4 at Coors Field

By Jabberwocky Game 3 Sunday was a very busy sports day in Colorado, what with the Broncos taking on the hated (by me anyway) Patriots. As soon as victory was secured my father, sister, and I headed down to Denver, where we met up with my other sister, and somehow found $10 parking at 22nd and Broadway. Those of...

By Russ But this is not the end for the Rockies. This is not the end of the beginning. Two thousand and nine was the beginning of the beginning. Rocktober will return with a vengeance in 2010 as (and here's the first prediction for 2010) the Rockies storm their way to an NL West title.

By Russ Phils hammer Hammel - The Denver Post Rockies, fans feel the chill at Coors Field - The Denver Post Rocktober is not for sissies." - That's the truth. Atkins hits his stride with a key double, single - The Denver Post May Garrett Atkins not have found his stroke too late to make an impact.

By Rox Girl about : Colorado Rockies' Dexter Fowler tries to avoid the tag of Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Joe Blanton, back, as Fowler tries to reach first base on a ground ball during the fourth inning of Game 3 in a National League division baseball series in Denver on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009. Fowler w...

By Rox Girl There's a strange sort of symmetry to the season as this game falls almost six months to the day after another bitterly cold Rockies/Phillies game on a Sunday afternoon in Denver. The bullpen collapse of Manny Corpas and Huston Street in that April 12 contest and subsequent (well, minus t...

By Rox Girl There's no truth to the rumors that Tierney Faith Helton is starting tonight. Browse more photos » No surprises in the Philadelphia lineup, with the exception of the pitcher it's exactly the same as it has been the first two games of the series according to Troy Renck:

By Rox Girl Denver Post   Inside the Rockies   Street Has Had His Lidge Moments | Major League Baseball in DenverSelig Keeps Eye on Weather | Major League Baseball in DenverHammel’s Two-Month Rise Began Against Phillies | Major League Baseball in Denver

By theoldgrizzlybear Carlos Gonzalez, AKA "Little Pony," continues to have success at the top of the Rockies' lineup. CarGo is 5-for-9 so far in the postseason, continuing what he started in the second half of the regular season. The Rockies are 53-17 with Gonzalez in the lineup.

By Russ Inside the Colorado Rockies " Giambi Speaks; Fowler Listens | Major League Baseball in Denver Postseason isn't life or death for Rockies' Aaron Cook - The Denver Post Aaron Cook leaves it all on the field or in the clubhouse before going home to his wife and kids.

By wtnelson Rockies and Phillies to play Sunday's Game 4 at 8 p.m. Not sure if this has been linked anywhere yet. No overlap with the Broncos game. It's the 4th MLB game of the day on TBS' schedule. As it stands, 1st pitch is scheduled for 8:07 PM MST from Coors Field.

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By Rox Girl about : Colorado Rockies' Troy Tulowitzki is hit by a pitch thrown by Philadelphia Phillies' Brett Myers during the eighth inning of Game 2 of the National League division baseball series, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2009, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

By Rox Girl about : Colorado Rockies' Yorvit Torrealba, left, celebrates with teammate Todd Helton (17) in front of Philadelphia Phillies catcher Carlos Ruiz (51) after hitting a two-run home run during the fourth inning of Game 2 of the National League division baseball series, Thursday, Oct. 8,...

By Russ The Rockies ran into a buzzsaw today, and it's name is Cliff Lee. The lefty starter for the Phillies was masterful today, proving that the Rockies still have trouble hitting southpaws. The Rockies couldn't crack Lee until the final inning. Carlos Gonzalez sandwiched in a single between out...

By theoldgrizzlybear Why the Rockies will beat the Phillies My perspective (and from the Rockies' perspective) of why the Rox will upend the defending champs. Part of a series of articles with the same title (just with different team names inserted, obviously) at The Hardball Times.

By Jabberwocky NLDS Preview: Colorado Rockies | FanGraphs Baseball Dave Cameron previews the NLDS matchups from the Rockies' perspective. What to watch for in Rockies-Phillies series - USATODAY.com USA TODAY breaks down three facets of the Colorado Rockies-Philadelphia Phillies series.

By Jabberwocky According to the Denver Post, without Jorge De La Rosa available, here's the Rockies' NLDS rotation: Game 1 Lineup: CF Dexter Fowler LF Carlos Gonzalez 1B Todd Helton SS Troy Tulowitzki 3B Garrett Atkins C Yorvit Torrealba RF Brad Hawpe 2B Clint Barmes RHP Ubaldo Jimenez

By Rox Girl about : Graphic compares NL Division Series matchup between the Colorado Rockies and Philadelphia Phillies The Rockies Yes DO YOU REALLY THINK THAT JIMMY ROLLINS WILL PLAY BETTER THAN TROY TULOWITZKI? WHAT ABOUT THE ROCKIES HITTERS AGAINST THE PHILLIES PITCHERS?

By RockiesMagicNumber 2 years ago, I hardly need remind anybody on THIS website, but just in case, Colorado rallied off of Padres closer Trevor Hoffman to win the NL Wild Card for just the second playoff berth in franchise history. Rockies' young hitters get into swing - The Denver Post

By Jabberwocky Rockies Phillies 2. However, beyond Chase Utley, the Rockies match up well with the Phillies in the batter's box. What is the "Hottest Rockies Lineup?  Gonzalez RF Fowler CF Helton 1B Tulowitzki SS Smith LF Iannetta C  Atkins 3B  Barmes 2B

By Russ Inside the Colorado Rockies " Rocks Starters Set for Games 1, 2 | Major League Baseball in Denver Ubaldo Jimenez in game one; Aaron Cook in game two; and after that? Also, some notes on who is heading to the instructional league during the playoffs.

By Silverblood Poll My Nostradamus mad skillz are saying that in the postseason, we will: Go all the way. I'm feeling it. It's time to finish some business from 2007. Colorado Rockies, 2009 World Champions. How ya like them apples?! Get as far as we did last time. Another NL Champions flag flying over Coors, but...

By Jabberwocky Times set for NLDS with Phillies Game 1: Wednesday 12:37 MDT I'm worried about the times for the first two games because the late afternoon shadows in Philly will really accentuate any difficulties that the Rockies hitters will have with the Phillies' tough southpaws.

By Jabberwocky It was a game that had the atmosphere of March, not October. An assortment of regulars and scrubs played out the string on the 2009 regular season in a meaningless game 162. The Rockies fell to 92-70 (two games behind LA in the NL West), which is still their greatest record ever, and will play t...

By Rox Girl 1 day ago: Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Jorge De La Rosa winces before being taken out of the game with an unknown injury during the fourth inning of a baseball game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

By Poseidon's Fist It was a nice dream while it lasted, but the Rockies' fairy-tale hopes for the end of the season imploded in Hollywood tonight.  Had Colorado won tonight and tomorrow, they would have secured the NL West title and home field advantage throughout the National League playoffs.  Instead with...

By Poseidon's Fist Jorge De La Rosa 29 / Pitcher / Colorado Rockies Height: 6-1 Bats: L Clayton Kershaw #22 / Pitcher / Los Angeles Dodgers Height: 6-3 Bats: L The Vegas odds for the game:  Dodgers -134 favorites. Lineup Colorado Rockies @ Los Angeles Dodgers

By Rox Girl The Cardinals lost to the Brewers five to four, the Phillies lost to the Marlins four to three. With the losses, the NL standings now look like this: The Rockies will either finish with 94 wins, ahead of Philadelphia, or in the wild card which is an automatic fourth seed.

By theoldgrizzlybear 2 days ago: Colorado Rockies relief pitcher Huston Street, left, talks with Yorvit Torrealba, right, as other members of the team celebrate their 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers in their Major League Baseball game, Friday, Oct. 2, 2009, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

By Russ Ron] Darling on Rockies starting pitcher Ubaldo Jiménez being one of the best young pitchers in MLB: "He’s one of those guys along with (Tim) Lincecum, (Matt) Cain and (Adam) Wainwright that are going to be the next generation of great pitchers."

By Silverblood Holy lawd awwwwwmighty. THANK YOU CLINT BARMES. Browse more photos » It is no longer time to look back. We will only be looking forward. Kindly join me after the jump as we sound the horn of Helton Hammerhand in the deep ONE. LAST. TIME. GO ROCKIES!!!!!!!! GO MARLINS!!!!!!!!!

By theoldgrizzlybear about : Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Aaron Cook sits the dugout after retiring the St. Louis Cardinals in the second inning of a baseball game on Friday, Sept. 25, 2009, in Denver. Cook was making his first start for the Rockies since coming off the disabled list with a shoulder strain su...

By Rox Girl NL Pennants: Colorado, Philly Division Flags (if the standings hold as they seem to): Philly 3, Chicago and Los Angeles 2 each, Arizona and St. Louis 1 each Records for playoff series: Philadelphia 11-6, Colorado 7-4, Los Angeles 4-4, Arizona 3-4, Milwaukee 1-3, Chicago 0-6.

By Silverblood The big test will come after the Padres depart, in the form of a three-game set with the NL Central champions (hopefully by the time they get there) St. Louis Cardinals. The Rockies will get to cut their teeth against a legit championship contender, including the chance to face both of the Car...

 CO This has gone from team that appeared to be playing out the string to a team that has forcibly reintroduced itself into the Wild Card discussion (and, ZOMGZ! succeeded in getting its very own slide on the MLB.com front page). ...

 CO After sweeping consecutive NL Central leaders on the road, the Rockies have to hope that the switch to Coors Field and interleague play is too weak of a force to slow their blinding momentum and league best eight game winning streak. ...

By Silverblood Now, I won't say that the sky is falling, because it's clearly not. We still control our own destiny, and once they're done with us, the Giants go to LA to play the Dodgers again, who creamed them resoundingly in the first two games of their just-concluded series. If you can run enough time off t...

By Russ Well, the Rockies may play in the Cubs' home opener today if the weather situation changes, but there's an 80% chance of rain and the radar has a huge band of bad weather sitting over Chicago for some time to come. Aaron Cook on his best friend:

By Russ With the first week in the books, the Colorado Rockies kicked off the 2009 season with some ups and some downs. Here's this week's breakdown. This Week In Rockies Baseball: The Rockies will travel for a two-game series against the Cubs (Monday, Wednesday) before jetting off to Los Angeles f...

By Rox Girl Today brings the Dodgers to town, for a three-game set against Arizona. This could go a long way to setting the early momentum in the season, between two teams generally predicted to fight for the division title. Neither has quite set the grass aflame with their early results: the Diamondba...

By Rox Girl Shortstop: Carlos Martinez still hasn't emerged as the player he was cracked out to be, but last season did see him make gains in his performance across the board from the futility he showed in his first year at Casper. Another solid step forward in 2009 should have him back on our prospect ra...

By Rox Girl Chaz Roe is one of several Drillers pitchers hoping to work their way into a Rockies uniform this summer. Shortstop: Chris Nelson needs to salvage his prospect career. He'll get plenty of time at second, where how he responds to repeating the level will be a key storyline for the future of th...

By RockiesMagicNumber Tim Redding #44 / Pitcher / New York Mets Height: 5-11 Dan O'Dowd gets the strangest fixations on the crappiest pitchers. I'm not going to take the time to go through the past 5 years and point them out, but Tim Redding was the most recent O'Dowd ManCrush.

By Silverblood The important bit (i.e. I put it in bold so you read it): I'd like to ask the community at large if they find Rockies Review, as currently constituted, a helpful feature. After all, should it be assumed  that we Rowbots are all deranged dedicated enough to either follow every game live, or to cat...

By Rox Girl lt;p>While some Rowbots were playing around with Russ's non-Rockies post yesterday, some Rockies vying for the fifth starter position faced off against minor leaguers. Lefthander&nbsp;<a href="http://blogs.denverpost.com/rockies/2009/03/18/smith-returns-shar...

By Silverblood What's on Tap? JHOULYS CHACIN will start against the D-backs tomorrow, as Aaron Cook will get in his work in a B-game so the Snakes don't start getting familiar with him (yeah, like that's going to make much difference... they've faced him how many times, now?) But Rockies fans will appreciat...

By Rox Girl FINALLY... You're never too young to start blogging about the Rockies, as Emily, with some help from her dad, Dan, shows in new Rockies blog Dinger's Best Friend. I want her room, although I noticed we have some of the same stuff already. I love my Todd Helton Babooshka.

By theoldgrizzlybear Closing blurb: the Rockies have signed outfielder Lew Ford to a minor league contract. Ford comes our way from Hanshin Tigers of the NPBL, where he batter .225 with three homers and 11 RBI in 2008. His best season as a major leaguer came with Minnesota in '04, when he hit .299/.381/.446 and finishe...

By Silverblood Offensively, it was another underwhelming day for the Rockies' bats, as they collected 10 hits but weren't very efficient at turning them into runs. Matt Murton, Paul "Who Da Hell?" Phillips, and Christian Colonel did the honours at banking the three they did get, with RBI singles apiece....

By Rox Girl Yorvit Torrealba #8 / Catcher / Colorado Rockies Height: 5-11 Weight: 200 Bats: R Throws: R Game ball goes to Aaron Cook, no question, but since I already posted his mug down below, we'll go this direction because we don't give Yorvit enough love, even when he does stuff right.

By Silverblood Here's a game-by-game look at our first contests of the year. This is more what the regular season Reviews will look like, so let me know if I should include more, or less, detail in these mini-caps. Normally, I'll also include the winning and losing pitchers, the saves, and any other pertine...

By Silverblood What have we learned this week? There's been a lot. We've learned that Tulo's sporting mangy roadkill on his face, that Dan O'Dowd thinks that "wins" are another one of those weird sabermetrician stats like "VORP" that don't have much to do with judging the progress of a baseball team, that...

By Rox Girl Jeff Francis' decision to have shoulder surgery seems to be having a greater impact outside the Rockies blogosphere than it is within it, as it seems most well informed Rockies fans saw this as somewhat inevitable. There hasn't been the same sort of pronouncement of doom here among Rockie...

By theoldgrizzlybear Two months after the completion of the 1996 season, the Rockies traded Armando Reynoso to the Mets for Jerry DiPoto. In two solid but injury-plagued seasons in New York, Reynoso posted a 13-6 record with a 4.24 ERA. Before the 1999 season, Reynoso signed with the Arizona Diamondbacks and was...

By Poseidon's Fist lt;h3>Renck's Rapid Pen<br /></h3> <p>In one of his many posts yesterday, Renck reports most notably that <a href="http://blogs.denverpost.com/rockies/2009/02/16/dragon-slayer-art-exhibit-showing-in-kids-room/" target="_blank">Manny C...

By Rox Girl It's fairly common to read about crooks wearing Yankees or Dodgers regalia while perpetrating their crimes. Common, because these teams have long established brands and ubiquitous fanbases. Not common is to read of heists outside Colorado by people wearing Rockies gear. Now I know I'm g...

By Silverblood Jeff Francis, 28 (January 8) Ubaldo Jimenez, 25 (January 22) Alan Embree, 39 (January 23) Shane Lindsay, 24 (January 25) Aaron Cook, 30 (February 8) Moral of the story: If you would like to be a pitcher for the Rockies, please check to ensure that you were born in January).

By RockiesMagicNumber The top 5 longest playing catchers in Rockies history are: 5. Charles Johnson Shout out to Charles Johnson, he put up some good numbers after the Hampton trade, but trading him to Boston for BH Kim was a decent move. 2003-2004 Charles Johnson

By Jabberwocky Jack Etkin blogged about a nice game in Venezuela for Ubaldo. Performances like these bode extremely well for the Rockies--especially the fact that he only walked one. In my opinion, he's the best pitcher that the Rockies have developed (yes, better than Cook or Francis) and will only impr...

By Russ Colorado Rockies: 2005 - Daniel Carte, OF, Winthrop - Hey, the Rockies had two second-round picks. Thank you Washington for hastily signing Vinny Castilla once free agency started and allowing the Rockies the easy decision of offering arbitration. Carte's advanced a level each year, bu...

By Russ 2003 - Michael Aubrey, Indians, 1B, Tulane - Aubrey made his major league debut in 2008 (15 games over two stints). His lack of power for a first baseman (48 in six seasons, 15 his season best) has held him back, but if given playing time he'd likely be an average first baseman.

By Rox Girl So the direction my NL West preview posts have been taking me leads me to believe that a good part of the Rockies fate in 2009 lies largely in four left arms, namely those of starters Jeff Francis, Jorge De La Rosa, Greg Smith and Franklin Morales and how well they are able to fill three slots in...

By Rox Girl 1B: .254/.348/.403 (#15; Phillies #4) 2B: .252/.305/.404 (#11; Phillies #1) 3B: .293/.343/.468 (#5; Phillies #15) SS: .272/.326/.423 (#7; Phillies #6) C:  .250/.347/.441 (#3; Phillies #10) LF: .323/.403/.531 (#1; Phillies #5) CF: .258/.316/.333 (#15; Phillies #4) RF: .288/.382/.500 (#3; Phillies #12)

By Rox Girl Scenario: Matt Holliday to Atlanta for Kelly Johnson and Jason Heyward Scenario: Holliday to Cincinnati for Brandon Phillips and Homer Bailey or Daryl Thompson and stuff Scenario: Matt Holliday to the Yankees for Phillip Hughes and Robinson Cano

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By Rox Girl 1B -Todd Helton 1.088, 29 RF -Larry Walker .898, 36 CF -Preston Wilson .880, 28 SS -Jose Hernandez .670, 33 C -Charles Johnson .775, 31 3B -Chris Stynes .748, 30 Willy Taveras, 25 Kaz Matsui, 31 Garrett Atkins, 27 Matt Holliday, 27 Todd Helton, 33 Brad Hawpe, 28 Troy Tulowitzki, 22