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2014 Colorado Rockies season

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Major League Baseball team season
2014 Colorado Rockies
LeagueNational League
DivisionWest
BallparkCoors Field
CityDenver,Colorado
Record66–96 (.407)
Divisional place4th
OwnersCharles & Dick Monfort
General managersDan O'Dowd
ManagersWalt Weiss
TelevisionRoot Sports Rocky Mountain
(Drew Goodman,George Frazier,Jeff Huson)
RadioKOA (English)
(Jack Corrigan,Jerry Schemmel)
KNRV (Spanish)
(Tony Guevara)
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The2014 Colorado Rockies season was the franchise's 22nd inMajor League Baseball. Beset by injuries to key players, the team finished with a 66–96 regular season record despite a strong start to the season, placing fourth in theNational League West.Walt Weiss returned for his second season as the Rockies' manager for the 2014 season.

Offseason

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Roster moves

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  • November 21, 2013: LaTroy Hawkins was signed as a free agent by the Colorado Rockies.[1]
  • December 3, 2013: Dexter Fowler was traded by the Colorado Rockies with a player to be named later to the Houston Astros for Brandon Barnes and Jordan Lyles.[2]
  • December 10, 2013: Brett Anderson was traded by the Oakland Athletics to the Colorado Rockies for Drew Pomeranz and Chris Jensen (minors).[3]
  • December 12, 2013: Tommy Kahnle was drafted by the Colorado Rockies from the New York Yankees in the 2013 Rule 5 draft.[4]
  • December 13, 2013: Justin Morneau was signed as a free agent by the Colorado Rockies.[5]
  • December 16, 2013: Boone Logan was signed as a free agent by the Colorado Rockies.[6]
  • December 18, 2013: Jonathan Herrera was traded by the Colorado Rockies to the Boston Red Sox for Franklin Morales and Chris Martin.[7]
  • December 18, 2013: Josh Outman was traded by the Colorado Rockies to the Cleveland Indians for Drew Stubbs.[8]

Spring training

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The Rockies played theirspring training games in the Cactus League. They finished with a 15–14 win–loss record, which does not include 4 tie games.[9]

Regular season

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Season standings

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National League West

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NL West
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Los Angeles Dodgers9468.580—45‍–‍3649‍–‍32
San Francisco Giants8874.543645‍–‍3643‍–‍38
San Diego Padres7785.4751748‍–‍3329‍–‍52
Colorado Rockies6696.4072845‍–‍3621‍–‍60
Arizona Diamondbacks6498.3953033‍–‍4831‍–‍50


National League Wild Card

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Division leaders
TeamWLPct.
Washington Nationals9666.593
Los Angeles Dodgers9468.580
St. Louis Cardinals9072.556
Wild Card teams
(Top 2 teams qualify for postseason)
TeamWLPct.GB
Pittsburgh Pirates8874.543—
San Francisco Giants8874.543—
Milwaukee Brewers8280.5066
New York Mets7983.4889
Atlanta Braves7983.4889
Miami Marlins7785.47511
San Diego Padres7785.47511
Cincinnati Reds7686.46912
Philadelphia Phillies7389.45115
Chicago Cubs7389.45115
Colorado Rockies6696.40722
Arizona Diamondbacks6498.39524


Record vs. opponents

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2014 National League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 2014
TeamAZATLCHCCINCOLLADMIAMILNYMPHIPITSDSFSTLWSHAL
Arizona–3–35–23–49–104–153–43–42–42–43–412–76–131–51–67–13
Atlanta3–3–5–15–24–31–69–105–29–1011–83–43–41–52–411–87–13
Chicago2–51–5–8–115–23–44–211–85–23–35–143–42–49–103–49–11
Cincinnati4–32–511–8–3–43–44–310–92–43–312–71–55–27–123–36–14
Colorado10–93–42–54–3–6–133–41–63–43–32–410–910–91–51–57–13
Los Angeles15–46–14–34–313–6–3–31–54–23–42–512–710–94–32–411–9
Miami4–310–92–43–44–33–3–3–48–119–102–43–43–44–26–1313–7
Milwaukee4–32–58–119–106–15–14–3–4–33–412–73–32–47–122–411–9
New York4–210–92–54–24–32–411–83–4–13–63–43–31–64–34–1511–9
Philadelphia4–28–113–33–33–34–310–94–36–13–1–64–32–54–310–97–13
Pittsburgh4–34–314–57–124–25–24–27–124–36–1–3–34–28–113–411–9
San Diego7–124–34–35–19–107–124–33–33–33–43–3–10–93–43–49–11
San Francisco13–65–14–22–59–109–104–34–26–15–22–49–10–4–32–510–10
St. Louis5–14–210–912–75–13–42–412–73–43–411–84–33–4–5–28–12
Washington6–18–114–33–35–14–213–64–215–49–104–34–35–22–5–10–10


Transactions

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  • June 12, 2014: Jordan Pacheco was selected off waivers by the Arizona Diamondbacks from the Colorado Rockies.[10]
  • July 2, 2014: Jair Jurrjens was traded by the Cincinnati Reds to the Colorado Rockies for Harold Riggins (minors).[11]
  • August 2, 2014: Ryan Wheeler was selected off waivers by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim from the Colorado Rockies.[12]

Major League Debuts

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Roster

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2014 Colorado Rockies
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

Coaches

Game log

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Legend
 Rockies win
 Rockies loss
 Postponement
BoldRockies team member
2014 Game Log
March (0–1)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1March 31@Marlins10–1Fernández (1–0)de la Rosa (0–1)37,1160–1
April (16–12)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
2April 1@Marlins4–3Eovaldi (1–0)Anderson (0–1)Cishek (1)15,9060–2
3April 2@Marlins6–5Lyles (1–0)Álvarez (0–1)Hawkins (1)15,8661–2
4April 3@Marlins8–5Ramos (1–0)Belisle (0–1)Cishek (2)15,3781–3
5April 4Diamondbacks12–2Nicasio (1–0)Delgado (0–1)49,1302–3
6April 5Diamondbacks9–4Kahnle (1–0)McCarthy (0–1)34,4073–3
7April 6Diamondbacks5–3Miley (2–1)Anderson (0–2)Reed (2)29,7793–4
8April 7White Sox8–1Lyles (2–0)Paulino (0–1)22,5504–4
9April 8White Sox15–3Quintana (1–0)Morales (0–1)25,3934–5
10April 9White Sox10–4Brothers (1–0)Downs (0–2)22,7455–5
11April 11@Giants6–5Bumgarner (2–0)de la Rosa (0–2)Romo (3)41,7075–6
12April 12@Giants1–0Kahnle (2–0)Cain (0–2)Hawkins (2)41,9176–6
13April 13@Giants5–4(10)Romo (1–0)Brothers (1–1)41,4906–7
14April 14@Padres5–4Thayer (2–0)Brothers (1–2)Street (4)14,7846–8
15April 15@Padres3–2Nicasio (2–0)Erlin (1–1)Hawkins (3)18,0127–8
16April 16@Padres4–2Cashner (2–1)de la Rosa (0–3)Street (5)17,4287–9
17April 17@Padres3–1Morales (1–1)Kennedy (1–3)Hawkins (4)17,5578–9
18April 18Phillies12–1Chatwood (1–0)Pettibone (0–1)35,7059–9
19April 19Phillies3–1Lyles (3–0)Kendrick (0–2)Hawkins (5)31,35210–9
20April 20Phillies10–9Diekman (2–1)Belisle (0–2)Papelbon (5)33,56310–10
21April 21Giants8–2de la Rosa (1–3)Vogelsong (0–1)25,43411–10
22April 22Giants2–1Morales (2–1)Bumgarner (2–2)Hawkins (6)27,16512–10
23April 23Giants12–10(11)Machi (4–0)Bettis (0–1)35,19112–11
24April 25@Dodgers5–4(11)Brothers (2–2)Wright (1–1)Hawkins (7)44,86613–11
25April 26@Dodgers6–3Maholm (1–2)Nicasio (2–1)Jansen (9)45,24113–12
26April 27@Dodgers6–1de la Rosa (2–3)Ryu (3–2)52,35914–12
27April 28@Diamondbacks8–5Morales (3–1)Miley (2–3)Hawkins (8)17,12715–12
28April 29@Diamondbacks5–4Logan (1–0)Reed (0–2)Hawkins (9)19,70216–12
29April 30@Diamondbacks5–4(10)Reed (1–1)Kahnle (2–1)19,13516–13
May (12–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
30May 1Mets7–4Nicasio (3–1)Colón (2–4)22,98917–13
31May 2Mets10–3de la Rosa (3–3)Wheeler (1–3)42,04018–13
32May 3Mets11–10Hawkins (1–0)Farnsworth (0–2)38,68819–13
33May 4Mets5–1Gee (3–1)Chacín (0–1)40,19019–14
34May 5Rangers8–2Lyles (4–0)Pérez (4–2)26,24220–14
35May 6Rangers12–1Nicasio (4–1)Ross Jr. (1–3)27,83821–14
36May 7@Rangers9–2de la Rosa (4–3)Lewis (2–2)29,46722–14
37May 8@Rangers5–0Harrison (1–0)Morales (3–2)27,61722–15
38May 9@Reds4–3Broxton (1–0)Logan (1–1)27,18722–16
39May 10@Reds11–2Lyles (5–0)Simón (4–2)37,98423–16
40May 11@Reds4–1Bailey (3–2)Nicasio (4–2)Chapman (1)33,14323–17
41May 13@Royals5–1Shields (5–3)Morales (3–3)15,91423–18
42May 14@Royals3–2Vargas (4–1)Chacín (0–2)Holland (10)27,32323–19
43May 16Padres3–1de la Rosa (5–3)Stults (2–4)Hawkins (10)35,38424–19
44May 17Padres8–5Erlin (3–4)Lyles (5–1)Street (13)40,50824–20
45May 18Padres8–6(10)Masset (1–0)Thayer (2–2)44,09225–20
46May 20Giants5–4Hawkins (2–0)Romo (3–1)31,04626–20
47May 21Giants5–1Petit (3–1)Chacín (0–3)30,41126–21
–May 22GiantsSuspended (rain)Rescheduled for September 1
48May 23@Braves3–2Carpenter (4–0)Ottavino (0–1)Kimbrel (13)25,64626–22
49May 24@Braves3–1Nicasio (5–2)Minor (2–3)Hawkins (11)26,74127–22
50May 25@Braves7–0Teherán (4–3)Morales (3–4)35,56527–23
51May 26@Phillies9–0Kendrick (1–5)Chacín (0–4)27,28927–24
52May 27@Phillies6–2de la Rosa (6–3)Hamels (1–3)23,15928–24
53May 28@Phillies6–3Papelbon (1–1)Hawkins (2–1)23,69128–25
54May 30@Indians5–2Kluber (6–3)Nicasio (5–3)Allen (2)25,06628–26
55May 31@Indians7–6Shaw (2–1)Brothers (2–3)Allen (3)20,17428–27
June (8–20)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
56June 1@Indians6–4Atchison (2–0)Ottavino (0–2)16,68228–28
57June 3Diamondbacks4–2Anderson (4–0)de la Rosa (6–4)Reed (15)29,68228–29
58June 4Diamondbacks16–8Ziegler (2–1)Brothers (2–4)26,19928–30
59June 5Diamondbacks12–7Arroyo (5–4)Nicasio (5–4)26,52128–31
60June 6Dodgers7–2Ryu (7–2)Butler (0–1)39,20328–32
61June 7Dodgers5–4(10)Morales (4–4)Perez (0–3)40,47429–32
62June 8Dodgers6–1(6)Kershaw (5–2)de la Rosa (6–5)38,11129–33
63June 9Braves3–1Floyd (1–2)Bergman (0–1)Kimbrel (17)28,81729–34
64June 10Braves13–10Hale (2–0)Nicasio (5–5)Kimbrel (18)27,87529–35
65June 11Braves8–2Matzek (1–0)Teherán (6–4)29,11230–35
66June 12Braves10–3Chacín (1–4)Santana (5–3)33,64831–35
67June 13@Giants7–4Belisle (1–2)Romo (3–2)Hawkins (12)41,25832–35
68June 14@Giants5–4Brothers (3–4)Romo (3–3)Hawkins (13)41,70433–35
69June 15@Giants8–7Belisle (2–2)Gutiérrez (1–2)Hawkins (14)41,82434–35
70June 16@Dodgers6–1Ryu (8–3)Matzek (1–1)44,07734–36
71June 17@Dodgers4–2Greinke (9–3)Chacín (1–5)Jansen (20)44,17534–37
72June 18@Dodgers8–0Kershaw (7–2)de la Rosa (6–6)46,06934–38
73June 20Brewers13–10Estrada (6–4)Bergman (0–2)Rodríguez (24)41,23834–39
74June 21Brewers9–4Peralta (8–5)Friedrich (0–1)38,02034–40
75June 22Brewers6–5Lohse (9–2)Matzek (1–2)Rodríguez (25)36,61934–41
76June 23Cardinals8–0Lynn (8–5)Chacín (1–6)37,07834–42
77June 24Cardinals10–5de la Rosa (7–6)Greenwood (1–1)34,55435–42
78June 25Cardinals9–6Neshek (2–0)Ottavino (0–3)Rosenthal (23)34,63535–43
79June 26@Brewers7–4Peralta (9–5)Friedrich (0–2)Rodríguez (26)27,05635–44
80June 27@Brewers3–2Rodríguez (3–2)Belisle (2–3)34,13235–45
81June 28@Brewers7–4Garza (5–5)Chacín (1–7)Rodríguez (27)40,81635–46
82June 29@Brewers10–4de la Rosa (8–6)Gallardo (5–5)43,65636–46
83June 30@Nationals7–3Zimmermann (6–4)Flande (0–1)33,66036–47
July (8–17)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
84July 1@Nationals7–1Strasburg (7–6)Friedrich (0–3)26,03336–48
85July 2@Nationals4–3Fister (7–2)Belisle (2–4)Soriano (20)28,94336–49
86July 3Dodgers3–2Greinke (11–4)Hawkins (2–2)Jansen (26)48,53336–50
87July 4Dodgers9–0Kershaw (10–2)Jurrjens (0–1)48,81536–51
88July 5Dodgers8–7de la Rosa (9–6)Haren (8–5)Hawkins (15)32,92637–51
89July 6Dodgers8–2Beckett (6–5)Flande (0–2)33,92437–52
90July 7Padres6–1Kennedy (7–9)Matzek (1–3)26,78237–53
91July 8Padres2–1Morales (5–4)Ross (7–9)Hawkins (16)27,60138–53
92July 9Padres6–3Logan (2–1)Benoit (3–1)Hawkins (17)26,21239–53
93July 11Twins6–2de la Rosa (10–6)Johnson (0–1)36,11040–53
94July 12Twins9–3Correia (5–11)Matzek (1–4)35,93040–54
95July 13Twins13–5Hughes (10–5)Anderson (0–3)35,74340–55
96July 18@Pirates4–2Watson (6–1)Belisle (2–5)Melancon (17)37,83340–56
97July 19@Pirates3–2(11)Hughes (5–2)Bettis (0–2)37,39640–57
98July 20@Pirates5–3Gómez (2–2)Belisle (2–6)Melancon (18)35,60940–58
99July 21Nationals7–2Fister (9–2)Morales (5–5)33,08240–59
100July 22Nationals7–4Stammen (1–4)Brown (0–1)Soriano (23)36,87440–60
101July 23Nationals6–4de la Rosa (11–6)Strasburg (7–8)30,72841–60
102July 25Pirates8–1Anderson (1–3)Morton (5–10)34,48742–60
103July 26Pirates8–1Matzek (2–4)Locke (2–2)44,61143–60
104July 27Pirates7–5Watson (7–1)Brothers (3–5)Melancon (19)40,38243–61
105July 28@Cubs4–1Wada (1–1)Flande (0–3)Rondón (13)29,70243–62
106July 29@Cubs4–3(16)Baker (1–0)Matzek (2–5)28,59043–63
107July 30@Cubs6–4(10)Scahill (1–0)Wright (0–2)Ottavino (1)29,49144–63
108July 31@Cubs3–1Arrieta (6–2)Hernández (0–1)Rondón (14)35,72944–64
August (10–18)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
109August 1@Tigers4–2Verlander (10–9)Morales (5–6)Nathan (22)39,05244–65
110August 2@Tigers11–5Porcello (13–5)Matzek (2–6)42,81144–66
111August 3@Tigers4–0Sánchez (8–5)de la Rosa (11–7)41,48744–67
112August 5Cubs6–5(12)Rondón (3–3)Logan (2–2)Villanueva (2)35,04344–68
113August 6Cubs13–4Lyles (6–1)Arrieta (6–3)35,80445–68
114August 7Cubs6–2Hendricks (3–1)Flande (0–4)32,58545–69
115August 8@Diamondbacks5–3Anderson (7–4)Matzek (2–7)21,78245–70
116August 9@Diamondbacks14–4Cahill (2–8)de la Rosa (11–8)24,99345–71
117August 10@Diamondbacks5–3(10)Belisle (3–6)Pérez (2–2)Hawkins (18)22,10446–71
118August 11@Padres4–3Vincent (1–2)Logan (2–3)Benoit (6)28,59146–72
119August 12@Padres4–1Despaigne (3–3)Flande (0–5)27,18846–73
120August 13@Padres5–3Kennedy (9–10)Matzek (2–8)Benoit (7)23,90246–74
121August 14Reds7–3de la Rosa (12–8)Simón (12–8)32,53847–74
122August 15Reds3–2Cueto (15–6)Ottavino (0–4)Chapman (26)33,66847–75
–August 16RedsPostponed (water main break)Rescheduled for August 17
123August 17Reds10–9Brothers (4–5)Hoover (1–9)42,31048–75
124August 17Reds10–5Ottavino (1–4)Contreras (0–1)33,60449–75
125August 19Royals7–4Shields (12–6)Matzek (2–9)Holland (39)30,39449–76
126August 20Royals5–2de la Rosa (13–8)Duffy (8–11)Hawkins (19)28,83450–76
127August 22Marlins13–5Álvarez (10–5)Morales (5–7)30,67450–77
128August 23Marlins5–4(13)Belisle (4–6)Dyson (2–1)31,10951–77
129August 24Marlins7–4Bergman (1–2)Hand (2–6)Hawkins (20)40,50952–77
130August 25@Giants3–2Matzek (3–9)Peavy (3–13)Hawkins (21)41,05253–77
131August 26@Giants3–0Bumgarner (15–9)de la Rosa (13–9)41,05053–78
132August 27@Giants4–2Casilla (2–3)Nicasio (5–6)41,07153–79
133August 28@Giants4–1Petit (4–3)Lyles (6–2)Casilla (12)41,01753–80
134August 29@Diamondbacks5–2Ziegler (5–2)Brothers (4–6)Reed (31)22,58553–81
135August 30@Diamondbacks2–0Matzek (4–9)Nuño (2–9)Hawkins (22)27,27254–81
136August 31@Diamondbacks6–2Anderson (8–6)de la Rosa (13–10)22,94854–82
September (12–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
137September 1Giants4–2Affeldt (1–1)Friedrich (0–1)Casilla (2)36,46854–83
138September 1Giants10–9Hawkins (3–2)Romo (5–4)33,71155–83
139September 2Giants12–7Kontos (4–0)Belisle (4–7)25,25655–84
140September 3Giants9–2Bergman (2–2)Vogelsong (8–10)23,12256–84
141September 5Padres3–0Matzek (5–9)Stults (6–16)24,58657–84
142September 6Padres7–6(12)Masset (2–0)Hahn (7–4)28,49658–84
143September 7Padres6–0Morales (6–7)Ross (13–13)26,10259–84
144September 8@Mets3–2Torres (7–5)Hawkins (3–3)21,71059–85
145September 9@Mets2–0deGrom (8–6)Bergman (2–3)Familia (5)21,03559–86
146September 10@Mets2–0Montero (1–3)Matzek (5–10)Mejía (25)21,26059–87
147September 12@Cardinals5–1Wainwright (18–9)de la Rosa (13–11)45,10859–88
148September 13@Cardinals5–4Miller (10–9)Morales (6–8)Neshek (6)45,55259–89
149September 14@Cardinals4–1Gonzales (3–2)Lyles (6–3)Rosenthal (44)44,59859–90
150September 15Dodgers11–3Wright (5–4)Bergman (2–4)29,03159–91
151September 16Dodgers10–4Matzek (6–10)Haren (13–11)28,98360–91
152September 17Dodgers16–2de la Rosa (14–11)Frías (0–1)24,86661–91
153September 18Diamondbacks7–6Hawkins (4–3)Reed (1–7)23,77562–91
154September 19Diamondbacks15–3Lyles (7–3)Anderson (9–7)37,02263–91
155September 20Diamondbacks5–1Butler (1–1)Cahill (3–12)33,76464–91
156September 21Diamondbacks8–3Bergman (3–4)Miley (8–12)29,03665–91
157September 22@Padres1–0Stults (8–17)Matzek (6–11)Quackenbush (6)19,77065–92
158September 23@Padres3–2Nicasio (6–6)Thayer (4–4)Hawkins (23)33,66966–92
159September 24@Padres4–3Wieland (1–0)Flande (0–6)Benoit (10)38,58966–93
160September 26@Dodgers7–4Elbert (1–0)Lyles (7–4)43,32866–94
161September 27@Dodgers6–5(12)Frías (1–1)Morales (6–9)46,63166–95
162September 28@Dodgers10–5Greinke (17–8)Bergman (3–5)48,27866–96

Player stats

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= Indicates team leader

Batting

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Starters by position

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Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PosPlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
CWilin Rosario106382102.2671354
1BJustin Morneau135502160.3191782
2BDJ LeMahieu149494132.267542
SSTroy Tulowitzki91315107.3402152
3BNolan Arenado111432124.2871861
LFCorey Dickerson131436136.3122476
CFDrew Stubbs132388112.2891543
RFCharlie Blackmon154593171.2881972

Note: Tulowitzki had a .340 average, but didn't meet the minimum at-bat requirements for a batting title.

Other batters

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
Josh Rutledge10530983.269433
Brandon Barnes13229275.257827
Carlos González7026062.2381138
Charlie Culberson9521041.195324
Michael Cuddyer4919063.3321031
Michael McKenry5716853.315822
Jordan Pacheco227217.23608
Rafael Ynoa196723.343013
Ben Paulsen316320.317410
Ryan Wheeler315613.232213
Matt McBride21317.22626
Kyle Parker18265.19201
Cristhian Adames7151.06700
Jackson Williams7143.21413
Jason Pridie240.00000

Pitching

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Starting pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Jorge De La Rosa32184.114114.10139
Jordan Lyles22126.2744.3390
Tyler Matzek20117.26114.0591
Jhoulys Chacín1163.1175.4042
Christian Bergman1054.2355.9331
Brett Anderson843.1132.9129
Tyler Chatwood424.0104.5020
Eddie Butler316.0116.753
Jair Jurrjens29.10110.619
Pedro Hernández15.2014.762

Other pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Franklin Morales38142.1695.37100
Juan Nicasio3393.2665.3863
Yohan Flande1659.0065.1934
Christian Friedrich1624.1045.9227

Relief pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGWLSVERASO
LaTroy Hawkins5743233.3132
Adam Ottavino751413.6070
Rex Brothers744605.5955
Matt Belisle664704.8743
Tommy Kahnle542104.1963
Nick Masset512005.8036
Boone Logan352306.8432
Brooks Brown280102.7721
Chad Bettis210209.1213
Chris Martin160006.8914
Rob Scahill121004.8011
Wilton López400011.374

Notes

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  • On June 18, 2014,Clayton Kershaw of theLos Angeles Dodgers threw ano-hitter against the Rockies atDodger Stadium. The Dodgers beat the Rockies by a score of 8–0.
  • On July 29, 2014, theChicago Cubs defeated the Rockies, 4–3, in 16-inning game atWrigley Field that lasted 6 hours and 27 minutes. Time-wise, it was the longest game in the history for both franchises. Colorado's previous record was set in 2008 in a 6 hour-16 minute game against theSan Diego Padres. The Cubs' previous record was set in 1982 in a 6-hour-10-minute game against the Dodgers.[13]
  • On August 17, 2014, in the second game of a doubleheader,Michael Cuddyerhit for the cycle. In doing so, he became only the third player in Major League history—afterBob Watson andJohn Olerud—to hit for the cycle in both the American and National Leagues. His previous cycle came in 2009 while playing for theMinnesota Twins.

Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAAColorado Springs Sky SoxPacific Coast LeagueGlenallen Hill
AATulsa DrillersTexas LeagueKevin Riggs
AModesto NutsCalifornia LeagueDon Sneddon
AAsheville TouristsSouth Atlantic LeagueFred Ocasio
A-Short SeasonTri-City Dust DevilsNorthwest LeagueDrew Saylor
RookieGrand Junction RockiesPioneer LeagueAnthony Sanders

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LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Asheville[15]

References

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Wikimedia Commons has media related to2014 Colorado Rockies season.
  1. ^"LaTroy Hawkins Stats".
  2. ^"Dexter Fowler Stats".
  3. ^"Brett Anderson Stats".
  4. ^"Tommy Kahnle Stats".
  5. ^"Justin Morneau Stats".
  6. ^"Boone Logan Stats".
  7. ^"Jonathan Herrera Stats".
  8. ^"Drew Stubbs Stats".
  9. ^"2014 Spring Training Standings".MLB.com. RetrievedAugust 15, 2020.
  10. ^"Jordan Pacheco Stats".
  11. ^"Jair Jurrjens Stats".
  12. ^"Ryan Wheeler Stats".
  13. ^"Lengthy affair brings records, rare feats for Rox, Cubs | Rockies.com: News". Archived fromthe original on August 8, 2014.
  14. ^"Colorado Rockies Minor League Affiliates".
  15. ^Leventhal, Josh, ed. (2014).Baseball America 2015 Almanac. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America.ISBN 978-1-932391-54-1.

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