Category Archive: Jordan Pacheco

May 08

Baseball’s Worst Defensive Team

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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 09

What we know and what we don’t know

Appreciate what you have and appreciate you get to watch Nicasio pitch after the scary incident last year

The internet is delightful. In fact it is how I watch my beloved Rockies from out of state. The internet is also prone to making us react more quickly and more rashly than we would otherwise. We are all guilty of this. If a baseball fan was to gauge how a team was doing based …

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Apr 02

BSB Rockies 2012 preview: Infield

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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 29

Rockies spring stats review

It is going to be hard for the Rockies to not include Rosario in their 25-man roster to start the season

Spring stats are meaningless, for the most part, but they can still be fun to look at. Let’s see who is leading the Rockies so far in Spring Training 2012. Who has seen the most action? Tyler Colvin and Brandon Wood have each appeared in 22 games thus far this spring. Trailing behind by two …

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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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Mar 20

Diving into the Rockies’ Bench

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One of the major storylines that always arises out of spring training is teams’ quests to find positional depth. The spring performances of fringe major league players are heavily scrutinized by GM’s and coaching staffs as they look to stock their team’s bench. We all know what a quality bench player is supposed to look …

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