Monday night’s loss to San Diego dropped the Rockies to 38-41 at Coors Field, ensuring them of their first losing record at home since the days of Todd and the Toddlers in 2005. The losing record is the Rockies’ fourth in the 17-year history of the LoDo ballpark.
Sore subject.
How significant is the loss of Carlos Gon- zalez, Troy Tulowitzki and Todd Helton? Consider this: CarGo was the National League player of the week before being disabled. Tulo, meanwhile, has missed eight games this month — yet continues to lead the league with 48 RBIs since the all-star break.
For starters.
Kevin Millwood was gone after only 3 1/3 innings. He allowed two homers and six earned runs. It was the first time in eight starts with the Rockies that Millwood hadn’t pitched into the sixth.
Jim Armstrong, The Denver Post
