Brandon Cloud

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Name: Brandon Cloud
Date registered: February 22, 2012

Latest posts

  1. Colorado Rockies Pitching Predicament — December 22, 2012
  2. The science behind the four man rotation — August 11, 2012
  3. In defense of the four man rotation — August 5, 2012
  4. Bob Apodaca’s Tenure as Rockies Pitching Coach — June 21, 2012
  5. Blueprint for rebuilding the Rockies — May 26, 2012

Most commented posts

  1. Blueprint for rebuilding the Rockies — 19 comments
  2. What we know and what we don’t know — 12 comments
  3. In defense of the four man rotation — 12 comments
  4. Pitching in Coors- Part II — 10 comments
  5. Bob Apodaca’s Tenure as Rockies Pitching Coach — 9 comments

Author's posts listings

Mar 09

The Future of the Rockies Franchise — Part I

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Alex White, Casey Blake, Chris Iannetta, Drew Pomeranz, Guillermo Moscoso, Huston Street, Ian Stewart, Jason Hammel, Jeremy Guthrie, Josh Outman, Kevin Slowey, Michael Cuddyer, News, Nolan Arenado, Seth Smith, Tyler Chatwood, Ubaldo Jimenez, Wilin Rosario

by Brandon Cloud

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Spring training beckons every year with new excitement for most every team (sorry Astros). Now that the Rockies are now full swing into spring training it is time to look at just what the future holds for this franchise. This is especially timely given that last year the Rockies traded the only pitcher in franchise …

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Feb 28

Pitching in Coors- Part II

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Dan O'Dowd, News, Ubaldo Jimenez

by Brandon Cloud

Ubaldo

In part one I tried to determine just what makes an excellent pitcher.  An excellent pitcher will most likely succeed at Coors Field. A staff of Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Justin Verlander, CC Sabathia, and Felix Hernandez would probably “fit” just fine at Coors.  In thinking about building a staff at Coors, I think we …

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Feb 22

Pitching at Coors — Part I

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News

by Brandon Cloud

Doc would probably be a pretty good "fit" for Coors

As Dan O’Dowd set out to acquire pitching this offseason, one of the refrains I kept noticing was discussion (and mostly criticism) of how the pitchers would “fit in at Coors”.  After noticing several different suggestions of what that fit would be I decided to pursue it on my own. In my quest to figure …

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