Thursday Nov 12 | Major League Baseball
Rockies hope to agree with Betancourt
The Rockies are hoping to hammer out an agreement with Rafael Betancourt before Friday's deadline for the club to decide whether to exercise a $5 million option for the right-handed pitcher.
O'Dowd voted executive of the year
Coming off perhaps his finest season in a decade of running the Rockies, general manager Dan O'Dowd was named executive of the year by Sporting News in a vote by his peers.
Corpas thriving in offseason program
The Rockies have reason to believe they will be welcoming the old Manuel Corpas back when the new season arrives.
Fuentes set to thrive in playoff surroundings
After making the postseason just once in his first eight years in the Majors, closer Brian Fuentes wanted to join a winning organization when he became a free agent last offseason.
Francis throws three strong innings in instructional league
Jeff Francis' rolled his eyes when talking about his long summer. Pitchers, understand, are creatures of habit.
Good word all around on rehabbing Rox
As much as the Rockies are keeping their focus on the game at hand, the club couldn't help but be buoyed by the news that two of its most important pitchers took significant steps on Thursday in the instructional league in Tucson, Ariz.
Corpas, Embree could become factors
The end of a season and the pending postseason are perfect times for longshots to have an impact.
Bandwagon express Rockies on a joy ride
On May 28, the Rockies were 18-28, airbags deployed, hazards flashing. Many of you, no doubt, pulled a hamstring jumping off the bandwagon.
Rox games exude playoff-like drama
For years, the Rockies have set their sights on playing meaningful games in September as a stepping-stone into October baseball.
Cook sidelined for weeks with sore shoulder
The Rockies' opening-day starter might be robbed of another closing kick. Aaron Cook will undergo an MRI on his strained right shoulder Monday, but manager Jim Tracy anticipates Cook will miss three-plus weeks at the minimum.
The Colorado Rockies: Winning gets you laid
Hope Anderson, a model who's reportedly dating the Rockies' Garrett Atkins. Oh, you crazy Internet, you! What won't you share with us? This question crops up in relation to the "Girlfriend Forum" on Talk-Sports.net , a series of pages devoted to the ladies who love professional athletes, regardless of marital status.
Healing Cook to start Saturday
Rockies right-hander Aaron Cook's right foot injury was diagnosed as inflammation and not a more extensive problem, which means he should be healthy enough to start Saturday against the Marlins.
The Colorado Rockies: Winning gets you laid
Hope Anderson, a model who's reportedly dating the Rockies' Garrett Atkins. Oh, you crazy Internet, you! What won't you share with us? This question crops up in relation to the "Girlfriend Forum" on Talk-Sports.net , a series of pages devoted to the ladies who love professional athletes, regardless of marital status.
Atlanta Braves' Infante making rehab start in Rome
Atlanta Braves infielder Omar Infante is scheduled to make a Major League rehabilitation start with the Rome Braves Tuesday.
Drillers pitcher Chacin called up to big leagues
Tulsa pitcher Jhoulys Chacin, the Colorado Rockies' top pitching prospect, was called up to the major-league roster Thursday, the Denver Post reported.
Renck: Hey, give Monforts credit
They are a batting practice fastball, an easy and frequent target. They are the Brothers Monfort, owners of the Rockies.
Rockies call up their top prospect Chacin
Top pitching prospect Jhoulys Chacin has been promoted from Double-A Tulsa and will join the Rockies' bullpen on Friday night to open a key three-game set with the Giants at Coors Field.
Holliday helps Cardinals right away, goes 4-for-5 in first game
Matt Holliday hopped off a train, joined his new team and made an immediate contribution before making good contact.
Rockies add Chacin and Betancourt to roster
The Colorado Rockies added Rafael Betancourt to their roster a day after acquiring the right-handed reliever from Cleveland.
Rockies rookie enjoying the big leagues
Matt Daley might have been an accountant. Instead, the 27-year-old rookie reliever is pitching shutout innings for the Colorado Rockies.