Category Archive: Chris Nelson

Apr 30

Chris who?

Nelson was a liability in the field for the Rockies

In 71 plate appearances in 2013 Chris Nelson had a total of three extra-base hits and none of those three went over the fence. In 664 plate appearances with the Rockies in total, spanning four seasons, Nelson had hit 13 home runs for the Rockies. For all of the talk in the Root Sports broadcast …

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Mar 14

First Impressions

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Editor’s note. This was sent into our Supreme Master last week, but our Supreme Master was off vacationing in Maui! Why isn’t he watching every pitch of every Rockies Spring Training game? I asked the same question and all I got in return was some sort of Corona induced psycho babble. In any case, we …

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Mar 04

I’m sold: start Arenado on Opening Day

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Nolan Arenado has come out swinging in Spring Training, literally, he hasn’t taken a walk yet but he does have three bombs. For a kid who had a down year and some questioned his mental preparedness he has come out swinging to start Spring Training in an effort to get a strong look and make …

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Feb 06

Which Rockies are ownable in fantasy?

Pacheco's value ties directly to where he has eligibility

I don’t know about you, but I am starting to get that “kid on Christmas Eve” feeling. It is getting sooo close to pitchers and catchers reporting that the anticipation is building. Along with the awesomeness of baseball returning this also means fantasy baseball is right around the corner. So which Rockies players are ownable …

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Sep 14

The Pacheco Predicament

Jordan Pacheco

Over the past few weeks, I’ve noticed a lot of people getting down on Jordan Pacheco. The majority of the complaints focus on his defense – one comment going so far as to call him a disaster at third base – while other complaints center around his relative lack of power hitting, especially since third …

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Sep 13

3 Up – 3 Down: It’s a Mad (Pitching) World

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**Due to a bad, bad, man (think Seinfeld) this has not been posted in a timely manner. (Which was written before Francis’ performance last night – see #2 below.) The editor apologizes, deeply, to the boys at The View from 132 for the delay. The editor will now find someway to punish himself…probably by watching …

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May 08

Baseball’s Worst Defensive Team

Tulo

The Rockies starting pitching is terrible.  However, they aren’t the worst in baseball.  That distinguished honor currently belongs to the woeful Twins.  Regardless, being in the same league as the Twins in anything is a really, really bad sign.  The Rockies pitching problems will not be going away any time soon.  Sure, they have some …

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Apr 20

3 Up – 3 Down: Pacheco, Pomeranz and Moyer

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The Rockies made some personnel moves this week including optioning Jordan Pacheco to AAA to make room for the inauspicious debut of Drew Pomeranz.  And in case you didn’t hear, Jamie Moyer became the oldest pitcher to ever win a major league baseball game.  Here are three questions that came up during the week: Was …

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Apr 15

Jordan Pacheco optioned to AAA

Pacheco was sent to AAA to work on his defense

On Saturday night after the Todd Helton home run the Colorado Rockies recalled Drew Pomeranz to start today’s game and to make room for Pomeranz they sent Jordan Pacheco down to AAA. Pomeranz is here to stay for the remainder of the season, presumably, and Pacheco is heading to Colorado Springs to work on his …

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Apr 02

BSB Rockies 2012 preview: Infield

Tulo

The Blake Street Bulletin staff each put together a preview of the 2012 season for the Colorado Rockies. Leading up to the Rockies first game of the season on Thursday we will publish an article reviewing the four major parts of the team: infield, outfield, starting rotation and bullpen. We rate each group on a …

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