Posts Tagged ‘Brad Hawpe’

Jun19th

Who Will Take Over From Tulowitzki in the Rox Lineup?

AUTHOR: Mat Germain | IN: Popular, Rockies | COMMENTS: 1 Comment

Yes, the times will be tougher without Tulo in the lineup. Some may think that big question Rockies fans face is  who will take over the spot at SS or 2B depending on how the lineup is shifted. However, I believe that the bigger question is who in the lineup will pull up their socks and make a leap forward to take up some of the slack that will be felt from his loss.
You know the candidates and you know their histories, so there’s no way the Rockies are going to get a big time power surge from anyone in [...]

Jan19th

Rockies Avoid Arbitration, Sign Spilborghs for two years

AUTHOR: David Martin | IN: Rockies | COMMENTS: None Yet

The Colorado Rockies are experiencing a problem for the first time in their history.  They have too much depth.
As they head into the 2010 season looking to make the playoffs for a second straight season, the Rockies have signed outfielder Ryan Spilborghs to a two-year deal worth $3.25 million according to the Denver Post.
Spilborghs was slated to be the Rockies centerfielder heading into the 2009 campaign until the team made the decision to have prized prospect Dexter Fowler make the jump from Double-A to the big leagues.  On top of losing his starting job, Spilborghs struggled through a tough season. [...]

Jan16th

Should the Rockies go after Orlando Hudson?

AUTHOR: David Martin | IN: Rockies | COMMENTS: 6 Comments

The Rockies offseason has been incredibly quiet.  Besides the signing of Miguel Olivo and the departure of Yorvit Torrealba, little will be different for the 2010 Rockies.  While the Rockies were the best team in the National League after Jim Tracy took over on May 29th, some fans believe that the team should not rest on its laurels and should go after some free agents.
One area for improvement could be on the offensive side at second base.  No one argues that incumbent Clint Barmes is a great defender.  With him and Troy Tulowitzki up the middle it doesn’t get much [...]