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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Purple Row After Dark: It’s Purple Row’s October Madness! (opens the original)
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If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Clearly, the season is over for the Colorado Rockies as the front office turns its full attention to their rebuild work with a full year of player data to inform their thinking. But the eyes of the baseball world will be focused on the MLB playoffs, which begin tomorrow. (Look for our discussion thread to post around 1:00 pm.) In the meantime, I always enjoy the NCAA’s March Madness, especially the first
Purple Row After Dark: Who’s the Rockies MVP? (opens the original)
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With just three games remaining, the 2026 Colorado Rockies season is all but over. Given that we have pretty much all the data on this squad, it’s time to begin the autopsy of what happened. But before we get to that, let’s take a moment to celebrate what went well — because this was an improved Rockies baseball team, despite a less-than-stellar record. Let’s start with this question: Who was the 2026 Colorado Rockies Most Valuable player? Was it steady-Eddy TJ Rumfield, who was solid on both si
Cole Carrigg and the Rally Squirrel lead the Rockies to a 9-3 win over the Padres (opens the original)
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The Rockies needed a win, and tonight, they got it. And more. The Colorado Rockies were desperate to break an eight-game losing streak as they faced the San Diego Padres in the second game of a four-game stand. Cole Carrigg hit his first homer in the third, but the Rally Squirrel that appeared on the auxiliary scoreboard in the fifth inning turbocharged everything. The Carrigg-Squirrel duo had help from a third partner: Ryan Feltner in a sparkling relief performance. Turn the page on the losing
Tuesday Rockpile: Rockies manager Warren Schaeffer talks line-up construction (opens the original)
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Back in early September, we asked Purple Rowers to tell us the stories they wanted to read, and we got some great suggestions. Among those questions was this one from DaveN5280: While this probably falls into the “playing time distribution” category, I’m pretty sure a lot of us here on PR want to know where all those lineup construction and late-inning PH decisions are coming from. Is it just old-school “lefty-righty” kinda stuff from Schaef and the bench coach or hitting coach? Or is it coming
Rockies losing skid drags on in 8-1 mauling by the Tigers (opens the original)
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Their road losing streak extends to 10 games. The Colorado Rockies really needed a win, in part to break a nine-game road losing streak and a six-game overall losing streak; in part to get them back on track to stay under 100 losses; and in part of salve their wounded spirits. Unfortunately, today was not their day to get that win as the Rockies lost to the Detroit Tigers 8-1. An early Adael Amador homer was easily the game’s highlight while the pitching continues to struggle. With this loss, th
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