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The Colorado Rockies have increased their win total by 15 games and ticket prices by about 12%. Club president Walker Monfort explained Tuesday that the price hike aims to bridge the gap between the Rockies and the MLB average.
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The Future Legends Sports Complex in Windsor is back in bankruptcy court. Seven Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings have halted a long-running lawsuit. The project’s largest lender is asking a judge to let that case move forward.
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The Colorado Rockies are showing grit and improvement this season, led by young players like Cole Carrigg, Jake McCarthy, and TJ Rumfield. They have 14 more wins than last year at the halfway mark.
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The Colorado Rockies are wrapping up their worst season in franchise history. So it might be time to try something different at Coors Field. Here's how a proposal to use baseballs with thicker seams could make playing at Coors Field a little more successful for future Rockies lineups.
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It’s been a historically bad season for the Colorado Rockies. Yet thousands of fans keep showing up to home games at Coors Field. What’s the story behind that loyal fan base – and does their devotion send the wrong message to the team’s owners?
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Windsor’s troubled Future Legends Sports Complex faces yet another challenge, with a lender filing for foreclosure against the property on July 18.
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Playing baseball with this team is a refuge for migrant children as they navigate life in America and their fears of deportation after spending months traveling and risking their lives to get here.
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The Rockies are having a historically terrible start to the season. But thousands of fans keep showing up to home games at Coors Field. What’s the story behind that loyal fan base – and is it starting to lose faith in the team?
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Springtime is here and baseball is back. This year, that’s good news for sports fans AND lovers of a threatened fish native to the Colorado River. As Alex Hager reports for the Mountain West News Bureau, one minor league team will take the field as the “humpback chubs” every Wednesday this season.
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A Weld District Court judge put the Future Legends structures under receivership Tuesday, after Future Legends and owner Jeff Katofsky failed to pay six notes that now total more than $45 million.