Colorado Rockies

It's top of the first inning.

And the Rockies are already down two runs to Arizona.

So the pitching coach walks out to the mound.

And the crowd does that thing that a crowd does, you know, when it already knows kind of how the night's going to end.

They're moving in the seats.

Somebody goes for another beer.

And then from Section 130, just right behind home plate, one man, one man yells, Let's go, Rockies! One voice.

Now, the announced crowd last night was 19,324 people.

I can hear it now.

Now pitching for the Colorado Rockies, number 00, Dragon Redbeard.

I haven't been listening long enough to know if Dragon's even there yet this morning.

So, hey, Michael, just think about it.

That

not with the Rockies.

He's is he with the he was interviewed for the Rockies job.

He's with the Brewers.

He's in speaking of Milwaukee.

He's had some good seasons.

What's even crazier, so he started in the Rockies rotation.

Then he basically got shipped off.

didn't pitch for a while, then pitched for the Jays, then got DFA.

I won't tell the people who you're taking, but I'm going to go back to some more Revenge Factory.

He homered on Tuesday evening.

He gets a nice matchup against Adams of the Rockies.

I'll go back to Nolan Arenado.

Other matchups on the way.

Brewers at Phillies, Pirates home to the Cardinals, Guardians at Red Sox, six o'clock on ESPN, White Sox at Royals, Marlins at Cubs, D-backs at Rockies.

The nightcap for our area teams, an early one, seven forty start time from Coors Field, where the Rockies have eclipsed the a hundred loss plateau yet again.

Let's talk about the New York Yankees.

They'll be in the postseason and, uh, certainly looking to make some noise.

Ugly scenario, dismissing players mid-season from the Buffaloes program.

And lastly, that is only ugly compared to everything else, but not what's going on and being manufactured in the baseball world out of Blake Street in Denver.

During a mound visit in the top of the first inning with the Rockies already trailing the Diamondbacks by two runs, a lone voice of encouragement emerged from an otherwise restless and murmuring crowd at Coors Field.

you win, you're in.

If you need to win and the White Sox need to lose to get to have the Colorado Rockies jump off the mat on the last day of the season with their four straight hundred lost seasons, basically for the first time for a non-expansion team in baseball history.

I don't know that I'm leveraging it there.

So I really think, and I hate to go to a cliche, but I really think they have to approach this one day at a time.

And I remember thinking to myself, man, I'm going to regret.

And of all the things in life, I'm sure Craig, our founder and CEO, doesn't regret that I stayed and ran the board.

At this rate, I'm never going to have a chance to take my dad to a Colorado Rockies World Series.

That was my chance.

including tonight and tomorrow, and then Cleveland this weekend.

We're going to Kansas City, and boy, how much of a weight would it take off for them if they can just steal one of these games from the White Sox, give a little bit more breathing room to the Guardians going into this weekend, and then, of course, the White Sox, what light schedule continues the rest of the way, and we knew this, but they have the Rockies this weekend.

So really not making things too tough on Chicago.

But hey, credit to them.

I know the Marlins this year.

I'm just saying in years past.

Or we just lost two out of three to the Rockies.

Things like that can happen where you're just like, how the hell did we do that? So we've seen it.

705 SNY Rangers Sports Network has the New York Mets at Texas.

740 p.m. D-backs TV and Rockies TV, Arizona at Colorado.

840 p.m. on ABTV and NBCSCA, L.A. Angels at Athletics.

910 p.m. on Sports Net L.A. slash Padres TV at San Diego at L.A. Dodgers.

So be careful if you're doing that.

And finally, the Rockies made history.

Not in a good way, though.

They became the first team since the Mets from 1962 to 1965 who had four straight 100 loss seasons.