What Does Selling Look Like for the Rockies This Year?
The Colorado Rockies are tied for the second-worst record in MLB at 36-53, once again at the fault of their poor pitching staff compounded by the high elevation of Coors Field. Despite the poor record, the Rockies have been playing a better brand of baseball under new management, led by team president Walker Monfort, president of baseball operations Paul De Podesta, and general manager Josh Byrne, clearing house of the analytically disposed leadership to forward-thinking minds tasked with turning around a deadened franchise. While it’s practically impossible to go from worst to first in MLB, especially in the Dodgers-dominated NL…
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