Category Archive: Jeremy Guthrie

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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Jul 31

Colorado Rockies trade deadline (or lack thereof) review

Hernandez remains a Rockie because O'Dowd values him too much

The Rockies are not going to the make the playoffs. Breaking news at 10pm! For the past few weeks there have been many Rockies fans who wanted to see the team unload some players and hopefully get something in return. The problem is the Rockies don’t have anything that any other GM in his right …

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Jul 22

3 Up – 3 Down: Some manager that I used to know

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The Rockies’ struggles continued after the All Star break, going just 2-4 at 20th and Blake against the two Pennsylvania clubs. Clint Hurdle returned to Coors Field as the manager of the upstart Pirates and his presence served as a symbolic juxtaposition of the fortunes of the two franchises: the on-the-rise Pirates and the don’t-have-a-clue …

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Jul 20

Guthrie is gone

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The Rockies traded away Jeremy Guthrie today to the Kansas City Royals in return for Jonathan Sanchez. (Just to add some kindling to the fire – if there is even a small burn – how come Troy Renck hasn’t been breaking these stories? Are the Rockies not happy with their main beat reporter telling the …

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Jul 15

The weekend that was for the Colorado Rockies, in case you missed it

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Coming out of the All-Star break it is easy to forget that the Rockies returned to action this weekend. The team was 19 games under .500 and tied with the Chicago Cubs and Houston Astros with the fewest wins in baseball after the first half. Not a lot to root for. But maybe that wasn’t …

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Jul 12

Rockies first half awards

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I can’t believe baseball actually thought it was a good idea to have TWO off days after the All-Star Game. One, it ruins the trivia question “what day of the year has no games being played among the four major sports?” (it now has to ask which two days…) and two it just ruins my …

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Jul 08

Juan Nicasio done for season…just keeps getting worse

This is an awful picture but it seems to represent the Rockies season so well

Juan Nicasio was in the midst of a throwing program and the team was beginning to formulate a time table for his return to the team…and then it was discovered he has fluid buildup in his knee and required surgery. He injured his knee about a month ago and didn’t need surgery, just rest, but …

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Jun 22

My thoughts on 4 man rotations, Dex continuing to sit, etc, etc

If Gibson's manager tried to pull him after 75 pitches he better bring a weapon because Gibson wasn't giving up the baseball

Life has gotten in the way of my writing lately. I will be leaving the company I have worked for since 2002 early next month and begin a new job with a new company shortly thereafter. This has led to lots of time spent away from the computer and enjoying the outdoors before I start …

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Jun 06

Can we have Jason Hammel back?

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Stick with me here. In a big hairy monster sort of voice “the big AL East is full of big bats. Rawr! Going from the AL East to the NL West (the land of spacious ballparks and light hitting teams) should be beneficial to Jeremy Guthrie. RAWR!” OK, you can ignore me again. That was …

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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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