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10 September 2010
e the best shot at the Triple Crown, I suspect Gonzalez’s home-road splits (.387/.435/.783 at Coors Field, .288/.310/.450 on the road) will keep the voters from naming him the NL MVP.
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27 August 2010
ague. Rockies fans can look forward to many years of watching Gonzalez display his talents at Coors Field. At 24, he has a very promising career ahead of him.
How about the Twins? Despite almost getting no-hit and losing three of four to the Rangers earlier this week, the Twinkies are 27-13 since the All-Star break, and hold a three-and-a-half game lead over the White Sox in the AL Central. After losing cleanup man Justin Morneau to injury the week before the All-Star break, several Minnesota players have stepped up to the plate. Since the break, birthday boy Jim Thome (now 40) is slugging .651, Delmon Young and Jason Kubel have driven in 33 and 32 runs, respectively, in 39 games, and Joe Mauer has raked to a line of .399/.476/.594 with 32 RBI’s in 36 games.
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18 December 2009
ut I wouldn’t say I love it, either. He’s certainly shown that he can hit well at Coors Field (.327/.385/.507 in his career), but will that translate into success at Camden Ya
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19 June 2009
I’ve been in Denver all week and was able to attend two Rockies games at Coors Field.
Among the highlights:
I saw Evan Longoria hit home runs – his 15th and 16th - on back-to-back nights. The first shot got the Rays on the board in the first inning on Tuesday en route to their 12-4 win over the Rockies, whose 11-game winning streak came to an end.
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5 June 2009
nbsp; I’m flying to Denver a week from tomorrow and am planning to make my first-ever trip to Coors Field to see a Rockies game during my visit.
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