Colorado Rockies

Baseball is one of the very few sports that does not have a consistent playing surface by rule (golf is another I can think of). There is no specific dimension for outfield fences in baseball rules. Every ballpark determines its own dimensions for outfield fences.

According to answers.com ... 50,445.

Yes, he is a Roman Catholic.

According to the Denver Post: "Tulowitzki attended church growing up, but became more serious about his faith while rehabbing a leg injury during the 2008 season. He read the Bible frequently, and following that season became a regular at Mass. At spring training a year ago, Tulowitzki began wearing a white wrist band to reflect his faith."

Through the 2008 season:

1) Ellis Burks - 211 hits in 1996

2) Larry Walker - 208 hits in 1997

3) Dante Bichette - 219 hits in 1998

4) Vinny Castilla - 206 hits in 1998

5) Todd Helton - 216 hits in 2000, 209 hits in 2003

6) Juan Pierre - 202 hits in 2001

7) Matt Holliday - 216 hits in 2007

6'0"

Since 1876, more players were 6'0" than any other height; However, in the modern era of baseball, (post 1960), the majority of players fall between 6'2'' and 6'3".

The last row in Sections 110 - 150 is 38, however all of the sections don't start at row 1. If you go to the rockies website and go to ticketing, then try to buy tickets for any game, if you zoom in on the map you can see each individual seat and row in coors field.

Daniel Cabrera now has the record at 18 during the 2009 season. 2nd place belongs to Juan Eichelberger of the Padres who had 15 in 1980, as well as Mike Thurman in 1998. In 3rd place is Bill Hands of the Cubs with 14 strikeouts in 1968. Sandy Koufax is in fourth place for consecutive strikeouts, having been set down in 12 straight plate appearances in 1955.

As of the start of the 2007 season, the Rockies have never won a pennant nor played in a World Series.

Pitching, hitting and bench coach positions are all considered on the same level and have similar salaries of 500-700K per season.

second baseman Eric young

In the film, his trainer was Mickey Goldmill, who in the story is an ex-bantamweight boxer from the 20's and the owner of the gym that Rocky starts out in.

Through the 2008 season, the Rockies have not won a World Series. They have participated in one, that in 2007 when they lost to the Boston Red Sox 4 games to 0.

Terry Jones played in 4 games at outfield for the Colorado Rockies in 1996, starting in 2 of them. He played for a total of 60 outs, equivalent to 2.22 9-inning games.

He made 5 putouts, had no assists, and committed no errors, equivalent to 0 errors per 9-inning game. He had no double plays.

The database I use only has game logs back to 1954, and since then, only 17 times has a team hit at least 8 home runs in a game. I checked the box scores for each, and here is what I came up with:

About half the time if a team hits at least 8 home runs, two more more players have a multihomer game

Twice in an 8-homer game, three players have had multihomer games:

9/14/87 - TOR @ BAL - Ernie Whitt(3), George Bell and Rance Mulliniks (2 each)

8/18/56 - MIL @ CIN - Bob Thurman (3), Ted Kluszewski and Frank Robinson (2 each).

None of these games featured 4 multihomer players.

So, to answer your question, no - at least not since 1954.

The Dutch were the first settlers of New Jersey followed by the Swedes and the English.

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Yes, Todd Helton is still alive. He plays in the MLB on the Colorado Rockies(first baseman).

The Sky Sox were the Hawaii Islanders before relocating to Colorado Springs in 1988. Since 1993, they have been the Triple A affliate of the Colorado Rockies.

Here's the all-time list as of the start of the 2008 season:

COLORADO ROCKIES

CAREER

STOLEN BASES SB

1 Eric Young 180

2 Larry Walker 126

3 Dante Bichette 105

4 Juan Pierre 100

5 Andres Galarraga 55

6 Ellis Burks 52

7 Quinton McCracken 45

8 Walt Weiss 42

T9 Kaz Matsui 40

T9 Terry Shumpert 40

11 Tom Goodwin 39

12 Matt Holliday 38

13 Todd Helton 36

T14 Neifi Perez 33

T14 Willy Taveras 33

16 Alex Cole 30

17 Cory Sullivan 24

18 Vinny Castilla 22

19 Mike Lansing 20

T20 Preston Wilson 19

T20 Juan Uribe 19

T20 Todd Hollandsworth 19

23 Mike Kingery 18

T24 Jamey Carroll 16

T24 Aaron Miles 16

T26 Jeff Cirillo 15

T26 Brian Hunter 15

T28 Charlie Hayes 14

T28 Jeffrey Hammonds 14

30 Joe Girardi 12

T31 Howard Johnson 11

T31 Clint Barmes 11

T33 Royce Clayton 10

T33 Troy Tulowitzki 10

T35 Ryan Spilborghs 9

T35 Jay Payton 9

T35 Chris Jones 9

T35 Jerald Clark 9

T39 Brad Hawpe 8

T39 Gabe Kapler 8

T39 Darryl Hamilton 8

T42 Ron Belliard 7

T42 Mark Little 7

T42 Roberto Mejia 7

T42 Garrett Atkins 7

T46 Yorvit Torrealba 6

T46 Nelson Liriano 6

T46 Choo Freeman 6

T46 John Vander Wal 6

T50 Jeromy Burnitz 5

T50 Luis Gonzalez 5

T50 Jose Ortiz 5

T50 Jayhawk Owens 5

T50 Ben Petrick 5

T50 Alex Ochoa 5

T50 Greg Norton 5

T50 Todd Walker 5

T50 Jason Bates 5

T50 Curtis Goodwin 5

T60 Trenidad Hubbard 4

T60 Jeff Reed 4

T60 Brent Butler 4

T60 Jason Romano 4

T60 Darren Bragg 4

T60 Jeff Frye 4

T60 Chris Sexton 4

T67 Tony Womack 3

T67 Jorge Piedra 3

T67 Ron Gant 3

T67 Jason Smith 3

T67 Eli Marrero 3

T67 Charles Johnson 3

T67 Greg Colbrunn 3

T67 Chris Stynes 3

T67 Eddy Garabito 3

T67 Kurt Abbott 3

T67 Desi Relaford 3

T67 Freddie Benavides 3

T67 Omar Quintanilla 3

T67 Pablo Ozuna 3

T81 Mark Bellhorn 2

T81 Kirt Manwaring 2

T81 Kevin Ritz 2

T81 Larry Bigbie 2

T81 Eric Byrnes 2

T81 Bobby Estalella 2

T81 Jeff Baker 2

T81 Jeff Salazar 2

T81 Rene Reyes 2

T81 Danny Sheaffer 2

T81 Mario Encarnacion 2

T92 Benny Agbayani 1

T92 Todd Zeile 1

T92 Brent Mayne 1

T92 Pedro Castellano 1

T92 Bryn Smith 1

T92 Elvis Pena 1

T92 J.D. Closser 1

T92 Bill Swift 1

T92 Mark Sweeney 1

T92 Butch Huskey 1

T92 Angel Echevarria 1

T92 Masato Yoshii 1

T92 Dustan Mohr 1

T92 Daryl Boston 1

T92 Lenny Harris 1

T92 Jose Hernandez 1

T92 Kit Pellow 1

T92 Gary Bennett 1

T92 Jorge Brito 1

T92 Ryan Shealy 1

T92 Adam Melhuse 1

T92 Kent Bottenfield 1

T92 Danny Ardoin 1

T92 Henry Blanco 1

T92 Mike Hampton 1

T92 Steve Decker 1

T92 Jay Gainer 1

Jeff Manto played in just one game at first base for the Colorado Rockies in 2000 and did not start. He played for a total of 3 outs, equivalent to .11 9-inning games.

He made one putout, had no assists, and committed no errors, equivalent to 0 errors per 9-inning game. He had one double play.

finished in 1995