Category Archive: Michael Cuddyer

Jun 14

Talk of moving Cuddyer to second is absurd

The skipper continues to miss the point.

Losing streaks are miserable.  They cause irrational responses from fans and reckless decisions by teams.  Everyone has a right to be frustrated with the Rockies right now, but maybe it’s time to take a step back.  There is no need to cuss out Jeremy Guthrie on Twitter.  He knows he’s been terrible, but I assure …

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Jun 13

Starting Colvin over Fowler and is the Rockies rotation worst ever?

Dexter Fowler, Chris Snyder

Last night Jim Tracy started Tyler Colvin in centerfield for the second game in a row. Many instantly assume that the decision Tracy is making is Colvin versus Dexter Fowler and unfortunately in Tracy’s case, that might be true. I think Tracy looks at two things when making decisions, two simple things: 1. age of …

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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 14

Defending Jim Tracy. Sorta.

rosario

In many of the professional sports if a team appears unprepared the head coach, manager or whatever the elder leader of the team is called in that sport, is typically held accountable. If a defensive back is not hustling on a play and completely misses a coverage the onus is on the player, but as …

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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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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 28

Box score lovin

Sometimes you just need to sit back and thoroughly read a box score. Last night’s game certainly provided a lovely box score, offensively, for the Rockies.   AB R H RBI HR BB K SB LOB M. Scutaro 2b 5 4 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 J. Herrera 3b 4 3 1 1 …

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Apr 24

Tuesday Morning Shortstop: Cuddyer on Fire

The Colorado Rockies took a flyer on Michael Cuddyer last off-season, when they signed the free agent to a three year, 31.5 million dollar contract.  So far, he’s been a great hire, and his bat has been on fire. He is hitting .345, and leads the teams in RBI (11), hits (19) and total bases …

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Apr 23

Are you drinking Rockies Kool-Aid?

winning

This past weekend was easily the best weekend of Rockies baseball in probably a year.  By not completely giving in on Sunday, the Rox were able to pick up a tough road series win against the Brewers.  Most importantly, the pitching is looking much better over the past week.   One sentiment that has been tossed …

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Apr 18

I like me some Cuddy

I think I can get used to this image for the next 3 years

I have to admit that when the Colorado Rockies signed Michael Cuddyer this offseason I wasn’t very excited. I don’t think I was truly disappointed either. I was sort of blah-blah on the subject and my biggest complaint about the signing were the number of years, Cuddyer’s age and the salary given. At the time …

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