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Following their first ever consecutive playoff berths the Colorado Rockies took a big step back in 2019 as they drowned gamblers in red ink in the process. Colorado began operations in 1993 and is yet to win a division title. The five playoff berths in their history came via the wild card. Due to their poor performance in 2019 gamblers are not in a forgiving mood and are ignoring the Rockies on the futures board where they are among the biggest longshots listed.
Manager Bud Black returns for his fourth season in the dugout in Denver. He previously managed the San Diego Padres from 2007 to 2015 where he posted just two winning seasons and never made the playoffs. Then again, few manager escape San Diego unscathed. Black was a long-time Major-League pitcher from 1981 through 1995 and quickly took to coaching after his playing career ended. He was best known as pitching coach of the Los Angeles Angels when they won the 2002 World Series.
General manager Jeff Bridich has been in his position since October of 2014 and is credited for the relative success that the Rockies enjoyed prior to last season. He has been a long-time member of the Colorado front office having joined in 2004.
Colorado Rockies at a Glance
Manager: Bud Black
Home Stadium: Coors Field
World Series Championships: None
League Pennants: 1 ( Last, 2007 )
Division Titles: None
Current Odds to Win World Series: +15000
Current Odds to Win National League Pennant: +8000
2020 Season Preview
It may come as a surprise to some that the Rockies will begin the 2020 season with the 12th highest payroll in Major League Baseball. Third baseman Nolan Arenado is the highest payed Colorado player followed by right fielder Charlie Blackmon, pitcher Wade Davis, and center fielder Ian Desmond.
Nolan Arenado has been named a National League All-Star for the past five consecutive seasons. Additionally, he is a four-time NL Silver Slugger, three-time NL Platinum Glove, and seven-time Rawlings NL Gold Glove winner. Arenado is coming off one of the best seasons of his career for 2019. He scored 102 runs with 31 doubles, 41 home runs, 118 runs batted in, a .315 average, .583 slugging percentage, and .962 OPS. Arenado has driven in 110 runs or better in the last five consecutive seasons with 37 or more home runs every season in that same span.
Right fielder Charlie Blackmon has made the NL All-Star team four times including the past three consecutive seasons. Blackmon is a two-time NL Silver Slugger. Last year Blackmon scored 112 runs with 42 doubles, seven triples, 32 home runs, 86 runs batted in, a .314 batting average, .576 slugging percentage, and .940 OPS. Blackmon has hit 29 or more home runs the past four seasons and has scored 111 runs or more the last four campaigns.
Shortstop Trevor Story is an NL All-Star the past two years to go with two Silver Slugger awards. He is slated to be the Colorado leadoff man and is coming off a stellar 2019 campaign. Story scored 111 runs to go with 38 doubles, 35 home runs, 85 runs batted in, a .294 average, .554 slugging percentage, and .917 OPS.
Right hand starter German Marquez is the projected number one starter for the Rockies. Marquez has been one of Colorado’s most reliable starters the past two years. For 2019 he was 12-5 with a 4.76 earned run average and WHIP of 1.20.
Right hander Jon Gray is the likely number two starter. He was 11-8 with a 3.84 earned run average and WHIP of 1.35 last year.
Wade Davis was bombed out as closer in 2019 which paved the way for Scott Oberg, who was 6-1 with a 2.25 earned run average with five saves and a WHIP of 1.11. Davis will have to battle to get his job back from Oberg.
2020 Colorado Rockies Schedule
March 26-29: at San Diego Padres
March 30-April 1: at Los Angeles Dodgers
April 3-5: San Diego Padres
April 7-8: Texas Rangers
April 10-12: at Arizona Diamondbacks
April 14-16: at San Diego Padres
April 17-19: St. Louis Cardinals
April 21-23: at San Francisco Giants
April 24-26: Milwaukee Brewers
April 28-29: Chicago White Sox
May 1-3: at Philadelphia Phillies
May 4-6: at Detroit Tigers
May 7-10: Cincinnati Reds
May 11-14: San Francisco Giants
May 15-17: at Miami Marlins
May 19-20: at Chicago White Sox
May 22-24: Philadelphia Phillies
May 25-28: Los Angeles Dodgers
May 29-31: at San Francisco Giants
June 1-3: at Arizona Diamondbacks
June 4-7: at Los Angeles Dodgers
June 9-11: Arizona Diamondbacks
June 12-14: Pittsburgh Pirates
June 16-18: at St. Louis Cardinals
June 19-21: San Diego Padres
June 22-24: Kansas City Royals
June 26-28: at Minnesota Twins
June 29-July 1: at Pittsburgh Pirates
July 3-5: San Francisco Giants
July 6-8: Arizona Diamondbacks
July 9-12: at Milwaukee Brewers
July 17-19: Atlanta Braves
July 20-23: Miami Marlins
July 24-26: at Cincinnati Reds
July 27-29: at Washington Nationals
July 31-August 2: San Francisco Giants
August 3-5: New York Mets
August 7-9: at San Diego Padres
August 10-13: at Arizona Diamondbacks
August 14-16: at San Francisco Giants
August 17-20: Washington Nationals
August 21-23: Los Angeles Dodgers
August 31-September 3: at New York Mets
September 4-6: Cleveland Indians
September 7-9: Chicago Cubs
September 11-13: San Diego Padres
September 15-16: at Los Angeles Dodgers
September 18-19: at Chicago Cubs
September 22-24: Los Angeles Dodgers
September 25-27: Arizona Diamondbacks
Statistics By Year (2010)
| YEAR |
RECORD |
HOME |
AWAY |
MONEY |
O/U |
DIVISION FINISH |
| 2019 |
71-91 |
43-38 |
28-53 |
-889 |
79-77-6 |
4th |
| 2018 |
91-72 |
47-34 |
44-38 |
+1,940 |
68-86-9 |
2nd |
| 2017 |
87-75 |
46-35 |
41-40 |
+1,244 |
64-91-7 |
3rd |
| 2016 |
75-87 |
42-39 |
33-48 |
-842 |
76-82-4 |
3rd |
| 2015 |
68-94 |
36-45 |
32-49 |
-1,289 |
84-74-4 |
5th |
| 2014 |
66-96 |
45-36 |
21-60 |
-2,790 |
79-70-13 |
4th |
| 2013 |
74-88 |
45-36 |
29-52 |
-1,233 |
76-77-9 |
5th |
| 2012 |
64-98 |
35-46 |
29-52 |
-1,936 |
84-73-5 |
5th |
| 2011 |
73-89 |
38-43 |
35-46 |
-2,870 |
83-73-6 |
4th |
| 2010 |
83-79 |
52-29 |
31-50 |
-1,242 |
76-83-3 |
3rd |
Year-By-Year History (2010)
| YEAR |
RECORD |
STANDING |
POSTSEASON |
| 2019 |
71-91 |
4th |
- |
| 2018 |
91-72 |
2nd |
Lost NLDS |
| 2017 |
87-75 |
3rd |
Lost Wild Card |
| 2016 |
75-87 |
3rd |
- |
| 2015 |
68-94 |
5th |
- |
| 2014 |
66-96 |
4th |
- |
| 2013 |
74-88 |
5th |
- |
| 2012 |
64-98 |
5th |
- |
| 2011 |
73-89 |
4th |
- |
| 2010 |
83-79 |
3rd |
- |
Major League Baseball Teams
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