It ended up being a tough week for the Colorado Rockies. They kicked things off on Sunday by giving up 11 runs to the Atlanta Braves to complete a sweep, and it didn’t get much better when the New York Mets came to town.
The Rockies lost to the Mets on Monday before the snow—yes, snow—rolled in and postponed Tuesday’s game and delayed the start time on Wednesday. As the snow cleared, the Rockies lost 10-5 in a chilly affair before snapping what had become a six-game losing streak on Thursday.
On Friday
evening the Rockies offense roared to life with a 9-7 win against the Philadelphia Phillies in the City of Brotherly Love after a collapse by the bullpen pushed the game into extra innings. However, they could not carry the momentum into Saturday.
The Rockies have just two wins so far this month. They’ll wrap up the series against the Phillies later this morning before heading across the state of Pennsylvania to take on the Pittsburgh Pirates.
With that being said, here’s what our staff here at Purple Row had to say this week:
To Read: Rockpiles
- Monday: Josh Rosenthal reflects on pioneering the Rockies Cultural Education & Development program, and changing the cultural education landscape across MLB | Sam Bradfield
- Tuesday: What are the (too early) projections for the Rockies in the 2026 MLB Draft? | Renee Dechert
- Wednesday: The Rockies’ plan requires patience and trust | Skyler Timmins
- Thursday: Are long relievers the key to surviving Coors? | Cory Cohen
- Friday: Opener rightly Chased from Rockies repertoire | Joelle Milholm
- Saturday: The Rockies’ old double-play escape hatch has gotten harder to find | James Riggenbach
To Read: Other News
- Rockies prospect news: Cole Carrigg named PCL Player of the Week | Renee Dechert
- Weekly Pebble Report: Cade Denton looks to build on a strong fall in Arizona | Evan Lang, Skyler Timmins, & Sam Bradfield
- Rockies roster news: Colorado Rockies sign Jordan Romano to MiLB contract | Renee Dechert
Weekend Discussion Topics
On Mother’s Day in 2017, Nolan Arenado and Pat Valaika hit a combined three home runs to topple the Los Angeles Dodgers at Coors Field. Valaika was responsible for two of them, both of which were two-run home runs.
What are your favorite Mother’s Day baseball moments? Skyler Timmins wrote about a few back in the day. Feel free to also discuss how your mom may have contributed to your own baseball life!
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