Should Trevor Story get his job back as Rockies starting shortstop?
The Rockies are on a roll. And nothing, it seems, can stop them. Not the loss of staff ace Jon Gray to injury. Not a sophomore slump from shortstop Trevor...
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Groke: Why Jeff Hoffman remains on the Rockies’ minor-league shuttle is a study in major-league smarts
Jeff Hoffman was surpassed by three other young pitchers in spring training. Antonio Senzatela, 22; Kyle Freeland, 24; and German Marquez, 24; all are thriving in Colorado's rotation.
Where will Terence Crawford’s boxing rise, from Omaha to Colorado to Madison Square Garden, take him next?
In the vacuum created by Floyd Mayweather's retirement and his teasing of a possible stunt bout against mixed-martial artist Conor McGregor, an idea better suited for Twitter than reality, the...
Kiszla vs. Groke: Do the Rockies really need Carlos Gonzalez?
Kiz: When Rockies outfielder Carlos Gonzalez awoke Tuesday in Minnesota, he ranked 973rd of 982 major-league hitters in wins above replacement.
Behind closer Greg Holland, the Rockies’ rebuilt bullpen is thriving — even at Coors Field
Every trip a manager makes to the mound for another pitching change compounds the stress. At Coors Field, where ERA's unravel like kite strings in a hurricane, bullpen management can...
Rockies, for a change, had to survive a Coors Field homestand. They made it work with variety.
In Rockies seasons past, a 10-game Coors Field homestand felt more like a pardon, a chance to wash away the stink of some sour road trip or another.
Rockies beat Dodgers with homer surge from Pat Valaika and Nolan Arenado
And in the final game of a four-game series and a 10-game homestand, the Rockies (24-15) retained first place in a blossoming battle in the National League West.
Rockies whiff through a second straight loss. And Dodgers are making a move in the NL West.
Carlos Gonzalez threw his hands in the air, not in a "yes!" kind of celebration, but a "c'mon" shrug of exasperation. His line drive off Dodgers left-hander Alex Wood in...
Pat Valaika taking over for Trevor Story at shortstop; Blackmon sits in a Rockies jam
Stepping into a roster spot that belonged to Trevor Story left young Pat Valaika with a challenge.
Rockies’ most loyal fan is a homeless ex-con who lives in an abandoned batting cage
The Rockies鈥� most improbable fan is a homeless ex-con who lives in an abandoned batting cage. Angelo Peterson is a baseball lifer, a fan with his face pressed to the...