Ranking The Colorado Rockies Walk-Up Songs

Aug 24, 2014; Denver, CO, USA; Colorado Rockies relief pitcher LaTroy Hawkins (32) and catcher Michael McKenry (8) celebrate the win over the Miami Marlins at Coors Field. The Rockies defeated the Marlins 7-4. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

Now that there’s been a series at Coors Field, and we’ve heard a few of the Colorado Rockies’ walk-up songs, it’s time to judge…

Shout out to the Colorado Rockies Twitter account, and the PR folks over there who just tweeted out the walk-up songs for the Rockies this summer.

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So, it’s only fair to go through each and every one of ‘em, yah?

And, you know, vote on them, yah?

A few things to think about regarding walk-up songs: batters are going to get, what, maybe 15 seconds? So the song must hit quick and be memorable (like Ryan Spilborghs’ old song).

Pitchers might get a minute and a half or two minutes, so their songs can build a little bit more.

But, pitchers: no Metallica unless you’re truly a bad-ass. Guys coming out of the bullpen throwing 89 mph probably can’t rock AC/DC, or, you know, anything unbecoming of their stuff and ‘pen role.

Anyways, whatever. It’s Monday. I’m bored. Giddyup.

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