Rockies’ Michael Lorenzen says his eight-pitch repertoire will play at Coors Field
Baseball Savant says he throws seven different pitches. Paul DePodesta counts six. What do you say, Michael Lorenzen? How…
Rockies sign Michael Lorenzen to one-year contract
The Rockies have taken their first step toward shoring up their wobbly rotation by adding veteran right-hander Michael…
Rockies, right-hander Michael Lorenzen agree to one-year deal
The Rockies have agreed to a one-year, $8 million contract with veteran right-hander Michael Lorenzen, a major league…
Kiner-Falefa shouldn’t be blamed for short lead in 9th inning of World Series Game 7, Schneider says | Sports
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Having watched the play countless times, Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider doesn’t want…
Rockies’ catcher Hunter Goodman made huge strides behind plate
SAN FRANCISCO — Hunter Goodman rakes. His skills at the plate made him the Rockies’ lone All-Star and…
2 young Cardinals get ‘confidence boost’ in win over Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals second baseman Thomas Saggese congratulates Jordan Walker on his two-run seventh inning homer during a…
Oneil Cruz nabs Mariners’ Crawford at the plate on a 105.2 mph throw
SEATTLE (AP) — Pittsburgh Pirates center fielder Oneil Cruz made a 105.2 mph throw to nab Seattle’s J.P.…
Pirates’ Oneil Cruz nabs Mariners’ Crawford at the plate on a 105.2 mph throw from center field
SEATTLE (AP) — Pittsburgh Pirates center fielder Oneil Cruz made a 105.2 mph throw to nab Seattle’s J.P.…
Kyle Freeland brushes off bad luck, gives Rockies 6 solid innings
Rockies left-hander Kyle Freeland couldn’t help but think, “Here we go again.” In the first inning on Thursday,…
“That was fast”: Oneil Cruz is already a starcast sensation in 2025 | MLB News
Oneil Cruz is already a statcast sensation in 2025 (Image Source: Pham/Instagram) The energy at PNC Park in…
Rockies need to trade Ryan McMahon, German Marquez
Count on the Rockies to buy low, sell nigh. You could field at least half a starting nine,…
Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong First to Have Home Runs Above 3.9 Feet and Below 0.90 Feet in a Season
Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong First to Have Home Runs Above 3.9 Feet and Below 0.90 Feet in a Season…