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Pennants

World Series titles: none
National League champs: (1) 2007
Division champs: none
Wild Card: (2) 1995; 2007

Stadiums

Coors Field (1995–present)
Mile High Stadium (1993-1994)

Front Office

Owner: Charlie Monfort; Dick Monfort
General Manager: Dan O'Dowd
Manager: Jim Tracy
Mascot: Dinger

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Troy Tulowitzki, Shortstop. Coming off an outstanding rookie year, Troy looks to try and lead his team back to the World Series in 2008. He may only have been a rookie, but he was told that this is his team and he must lead them. Any other young player would have backed down from the pressure... Troy thrived in it.

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A Look Ahead

The 2008 Colorado Rockies have high expectations after the 2007 team made it to Colorado's first ever World Series. This team is now expected to go deep into the playoffs again given the fact that they are a more experienced team. But they aren't going to surprise anybody this year.

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The Colorado Rockies will look to return to the World Series in this up-coming MLB season...

Team HistoryEdit

Retired NumbersEdit

42 - Jackie Robinson - (Retired throughout MLB)

OwnersEdit

Colorado Baseball Partnership 1992-Present

ManagersEdit

Jim Tracy (2009-present) (2-2 through 2009)
Clint Hurdle (2002-2009) (442-509 through 2007)
Buddy Bell (2000-02) (161-185)
Jim Leyland (1999) (72-90)
Don Baylor (1993-98) (440-469)

AwardsEdit

MVPEdit

Larry Walker 1997

Rookie of the YearEdit

Jason Jennings 2002

Silver SluggerEdit

Todd Helton - 1B - 2000; 2001; 2002 ; 2003
Mike Hampton - P - 2001; 2002
Larry Walker - OF - 1997; 1999
Vinny Castilla - 3B - 1995; 1997; 1998
Eric Young - 2B - 1996
Andres Galarraga - 1B - 1996
Ellis Burks - OF - 1996
Dante Bichette - OF - 1995

All-Time Team Leaders & StatsEdit

Career RecordsEdit

Home Runs: Todd Helton 303
Runs Batted In: Todd Helton 915
Batting Average (minimum 1,000 plate appearances): Todd Helton .332
Batting Average (minimum 2,000 plate appearances): Todd Helton .332
Batting Average (minimum 3,000 plate appearances): Todd Helton .332
Batting Average (minimum 4,000 plate appearances): Todd Helton .332
Hits: Todd Helton 1535
Runs: Todd Helton 924
Doubles: Todd Helton 373
Triples: Neifi Perez 49
Stolen Bases: Eric Young 180
Walks: Todd Helton 773
Wins: Pedro Astacio 53
Saves: Jose Jimenez 102
Strikeouts: Pedro Astacio 749
Earned Run Average: Armando Reynoso 4.65

Single Season RecordsEdit

Home Runs: Todd Helton 49, 2001
Runs Batted In: Andres Galarraga 150, 1996
Batting Average: Larry Walker .379, 1999
Hits: Dante Bichette 219, 1998
Runs: Larry Walker 143, 1997
Doubles: Todd Helton 59, 2000
Triples: Neifi Perez 11, 1999/2000, Juan Pierre 11, 2001, Juan Uribe 11, 2001
Stolen Bases: Eric Young 53, 1996
Hitting Streak:
Walks:Todd Helton 127, 2004
Wins: Pedro Astacio 17, 1999 Kevin Ritz 17, 1996
Saves: Jose Jimenez 41, 2002
Strikeouts: Pedro Astacio 210, 1999
Earned Run Average: Joe Kennedy 3.66, 2004

Record Per SeasonEdit

Year	Record
1993	39-42
1994	25-32
1995	44-28
1996	55-26
1997	47-34
1998	42-39
1999	39-42
2000	48-33
2001	41-40
2002	47-34
2003	49-32
2004	38-43
2005	40-41
2006	44-37
2007	51-31

Minor League TeamsEdit

AAA: Colorado Springs Sky Sox, Pacific Coast League
AA: Tulsa Drillers, Texas League
Advanced A: Modesto Nuts, California League
A: Asheville Tourists, South Atlantic League
Short A: Tri-City Dust Devils, Northwest League
Rookie: Casper Ghosts, Pioneer League
Rookie: VSL Rockies, Venezuelan Summer League