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Flores on quickened course; working on the day off
Lefty reliever Randy Flores gave up a home run to the Royals’ Tommy Murphy on Tuesday. It was the first Cactus League run against Flores in three appearances, althuogh he did give up three runs in one...
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Where are they headed?
Here are some of the Rockies’ decisions on where players will start 2009: — Right-hander Jhoulys Chacin received consideration for Triple-A Colorado Springs, but he’ll start at Double-A Tulsa. “There’s...
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Former top pick Reynolds unpolished, but healthy
Rockies right-hander Greg Reynolds’ work Friday will not go down as one of baseball’s all-time great live batting practice sessions. Some fastballs threatened to shatter bats. Some were not where he...
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Reynolds burised, Fowler sick
Rockies right-hander Greg Reynolds, who has made a dramatic recovery from labrum surgery after last season, was smoked just above the right elbow by a line drive during a live batting practice session...
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Unlucky Reynolds feels lucky
Rockies manager Jim Tracy bemoaned the bad luck of right-hander Greg Reynolds, the team’s top Draft choice in 2006. After dealing with shoulder and labrum issues for much of his career, Reynolds showed...
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Rockies contract update
The Rockies have signed the following pre-arbitration players to one-year contracts: right-handed pitchers Alberto Alburquerque, Jhoulys Chacin, Samuel Deduno, Matt Daley, Edgmer Escalona, Shane...
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Rough day for Morales
The elbow injury to right-hander Greg Reynolds, who was hit by a line drive a few days ago and is waiting for swelling to subside before pitching, touched off a chain reaction that led to left-handed...
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Reynolds to begin throwing, lightly; ‘Q’ has MCL sprain
Rockies right-hander Greg Reynolds, who suffered a bone chip in his right elbow after being hit by a line drive early in camp, said he will throw “light and easy” — at about 45 feet. Reynolds, who...
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Reynolds expects to help Rockies
Right-hander Greg Reynolds, who suffered a bone chip in his right elbow after being hit by a line drive just before Spring Training games began, has just reached the point of throwing from 60 feet....
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De La Rosa leaves with middle finger blister
Rockies left-hander Jorge De La Rosa left Saturday night’s game against the D-backs in the top of the sixth, leading 3-0, with a blister to the middle finger of his pitching hand. De La Rosa held the...
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