Coors Field
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Sep 11, 2026
Jake StorielliHOST
How's-
Trevor PlouffeHOST
It's, it's very similar to Coors Field in the regard, like it's not like, it doesn't fly like Coors Field.
Jake StorielliHOST
Right.
Trevor PlouffeHOST
But there's a lot of open space to get hits.
Brian McKeonHOST
Yeah
Stacey GotsuliasHOST
... it's just a disappointment because fans in Colorado like going to baseball games, and they go to Coors Field and watch this team.
Stacey GotsuliasHOST
And they just never have a product that you'd wanna spend money on seeing.
Brian McKeonHOST
No, it's, it, it really is disappointing for them.
Alvin ClawsonPANELIST
You're not gonna be able to wear, uh, uh, your hat like that on my field.
Alvin ClawsonPANELIST
And, and like, like the manager say, "The last I heard, this was Coors Field.
Alvin ClawsonPANELIST
It's not your field."
Darrell WarrenHOST
[laughs] Yo, that was funny.
JD HafronHOST
Could've swept them.
JD HafronHOST
In Colorado, they end up having to outslug the Rockies, which is, eh, it's what happens at Coors Field, to win two of three.
JD HafronHOST
And all you gotta do is finish the job in San Francisco.
JD HafronHOST
I just wanna end the season on a good note.
Brian EntrekinHOST
I like what we're seeing from him.
Brian EntrekinHOST
So Dale Amador would be a guy, second baseman, next 10 games in Coors Field.
Brian EntrekinHOST
Hopefully he plays seven or eight of those, if not more.
Brian EntrekinHOST
I think there's a little bit to like there.
George LundHOST
The Rangers have the 28th park factor in the big leagues this season, which means that They have the 28th hardest park to hit at in the big leagues.
George LundHOST
Of course, Coors Field, if you're talking about park factor, that would be number one, makes it home runs, doubles, everything else flies in there.
George LundHOST
In Texas, it does not, but the Rangers actually play better at home than they do on the road offensively, which is a really weird thing.
George LundHOST
I thought I caught something there.
Ben LindberghHOST
And we got a, a stat last answer on this from frequent stat last correspondent, Michael Mountain, who found that apparently this is the second time that that has ever happened.
Ben LindberghHOST
Eric Karros, Todd Zeile, and Raul Mondesi all reached 30 homers for the 1997 Dodgers during a series, where else, at Coors Field on September 25th and 26th.
Ben LindberghHOST
So [laughs] there is precedent.
Ben LindberghHOST
One time that has happened before.
Lauren AuerbachGUEST
I mean, I think, I think that's the takeaway for, for Goodman on this, is that, um, you know, there's still some, you know, plate issues here.
Lauren AuerbachGUEST
Um, but it helps that he's at, um, Coors Field.
Lauren AuerbachGUEST
He's now his back-to-back 30 home run seasons.
Lauren AuerbachGUEST
And I think it also speaks to as much as I think he should go up, that I think you still have a pretty stacked, uh, catcher position, and you have a lot of intriguing guys, um, to choose from in, uh, the 2027 draft.
Darnay TrippHOST
Because that's always concerning.
Derek TogersonHOST
For some reason, he's better at Petco Park against the Padres, and he is at Coors Field against the Padres.
Derek TogersonHOST
Going into Coors Field just in general is always weird for the Padres.
Derek TogersonHOST
It's sea level team, 5,200 feet in the air.
Derek TogersonHOST
Wow.
Ricky BottalicoHOST
no, don't do it to them.
Ricky BottalicoHOST
I mean, Coors Field sucked too, but that was Coors Field.
Ricky BottalicoHOST
Everybody gives up runs there.
Bill ColaruloHOST
All right, while he's talking about your experience as a closer, Joe Anderon today.
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