Rosters will expand to 40 players early next week, and with the recent spate of injuries in the Colorado Rockies bullpen, the team is certain to add a few players. Who might be among the September additions to the Rockies roster?
Veteran catcher Paul Lo Duca was released Friday at Triple-A Colorado Springs, ending his hopes of making a comeback with the Colorado Rockies.
The Colorado Rockies’ Opening Day catcher hit .349 with five home runs and 21 RBI in 17 games for the Colorado Springs Sky Sox. To make room on the roster the Rockies designated Paul Phillips for assignment.
The Colorado Rockies salvaged a bad road trip by unloading on the reigning American League Cy Young winner and taking the rubber game from the Kansas City Royals to return to .500.
Colorado Rockies swept in two-game series as Chacin struggles with command and loses second straight start and Cubs break game open with three in eighth against Betancourt and Beimel.
An unearned run in the eighth enabled the Colorado Rockies to sweep a doubleheader. Jason Hammel came off the disabled list and worked seven innings for his first win of the season, and Manuel Corpas earned his first save in nearly 13 months.
After three disappointing starts since Ubaldo Jimenez’s last outing — also the Colorado Rockies’ last win until Sunday — Jhoulys Chacin came up with a gem to avoid a sweep by the San Francisco Giants.
Minor-league reliever Al Alburquerque was designated for assignment and Greg Reynolds was moved to the 60-day disabled list to make room on the Colorado Rockies 40-man roster for Juan Rincon and Paul Phillips.
With catcher Chris Iannetta heading to Colorado Springs for a tuneup and starting pitchers Jorge De La Rosa and Jason Hammel going to the disabled list, Paul Phillips, Juan Rincon and Jhouyls Chacin will join the Colorado Rockies for Tuesday’s game.
One of the few positions that created some drama for the Colorado Rockies this offseason has been talked about at length here on the site. But it’s as good a place to start daily discussions about what the Rockies are going to look like when spring training opens later this month.
Left-hander one of six non-roster prospects who will participate in first major-league camp.
Former catcher once played for Rockies and finished playing career in 2009 at Triple-A Colorado Springs
