Category Archive: Guillermo Moscoso

Sep 11

Is the Rockies pitching getting better?

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**This was written before Monday night’s game against the Giants. Some stats below might not be totally accurate. Is it just me or does it seem like the Rockies pitching has been a lot better over the past month or maybe even six weeks? It could just be recent memory since the team has allowed …

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May 19

New Rockies versus old Rockies

I wonder if O'Dowd wants Stewart back?

How are the Rockies fairing so far in 2012 vs some of the players they didn’t re-sign or traded away this past offseason? Catcher The Rockies have combined to hit .223/.264/.473 (.304 wOBA), 9 home runs and 0.5 WAR Chris Iannetta has only played in 26 games with a .197/.312/.395 (.309 wOBA), 3 HR and …

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May 07

Rockies pitching is bad

Lots of high-5's for the Braves offense this weekend

Duh. The title of this piece isn’t exactly ground breaking news: the Rockies pitching is atrocious. How bad is it? Who would most fans say are the Rockies best pitchers, right now? Or at least who has been the best year to date? I would venture to say that many fans would say Jamie Moyer …

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May 04

3 Up – 3 Down: Looking back on the first month

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The first month of the season has been a roller coaster ride for Rockies fans,but the team managed to enter May with a .500 record.  Jeremy Guthrie is the first player to go down with an injury and JhoulysChacin was demoted, so the starting pitching depth will be tested.  Here, we discuss Guthrie’s replacement, evaluate …

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May 01

Rockies leaders after month #1

This young man was the Rockies best starter in April

The first month of the baseball season is already past us. The Rockies are 4.5 games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers for first place in the National League West and the team’s first month was average (11-11 record) mostly due to very average (to below average) pitching. All too often the starting pitcher leaves the …

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Apr 29

Do the beat writers, radio and TV guys watch the Rockies?

New York Mets v Colorado Rockies

What do bloggers have over the guys who are paid to write or talk about the Rockies? They can be critical. Bloggers aren’t paid by the club and therefore don’t have to be as nice. Even the beat writers for the Denver Post can’t be fully critical of the team because the team could get …

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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 05

BSB Rockies 2012 preview: bullpen

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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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Mar 23

What the Rockies need from the pitching staff to compete this year

I have written previously here about what the future of the Rockies looks like and what needs to go well for the Rockies to compete. In an overall sense, the Rockies need their young pitching to become good. If Chacin, Nicasio, Pomeranz, White, Chatwood, Matzek, Friedrich, and Anderson do not develop then the Rockies franchise …

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Mar 21

Rockies Spring Training update

Looks like Arenado will start the year in AAA

There isn’t a lot anyone can do with Spring Training stats. The sample size is very small and the competition isn’t the same. Many times batters are facing pitchers who will most certainly start the regular season in the minor leagues and probably in the low levels. Often times pitchers early in the spring are …

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