2021 Colorado Rockies season

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2021  Colorado Rockies
Colorado Rockies logo.svg
League National League
Division West
Ballpark Coors Field
City Denver, Colorado
Record74–87 (.460)
Divisional place4th
Owners Charles & Dick Monfort
General managers Jeff Bridich, Bill Schmidt
Managers Bud Black
Television AT&T Sportsnet Rocky Mountain
(Drew Goodman, Jeff Huson, Ryan Spilborghs)
Radio KOA (English)
(Jack Corrigan, Jerry Schemmel)
KNRV (Spanish)
(Salvador Hernandez, Javier Olivas, Carlos Valdez)
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The 2021 Colorado Rockies season was the franchise's 29th in Major League Baseball. It is their 27th season at Coors Field. Bud Black returned as the Manager for his fifth season in 2021. On April 5, 2021, MLB announced that Coors Field would host the 2021 MLB All-Star Game after it was announced that Truist Park in Atlanta, Georgia would not host it due to MLB's opposition on Georgia's new voting laws. On April 26, Rockies executive vice president/general manager Jeff Bridich resigned. [1] The Rockies announced that executive vice president/chief operating officer Greg Feasel would serve as the team's president/chief operating officer for the remainder of the season, [2] and that Bill Schmidt would serve as interim general manager. [3]

Contents

The Rockies started the season with a 6–33 record on the road, which is the worst start on the road in the live-ball era. They split or lost 16 consecutive road series between September 2020 and July 2021, a new low for a team thought by writers to have had a disadvantage when playing in lower altitude when away from Coors Field since its inception. [4]

Offseason

Roster departures

On October 28, 2020, the Rockies declined the 2021 option on Daniel Murphy's contract, and Drew Butera, Matt Kemp, Chris Owings, Kevin Pillar, and A. J. Ramos declared free agency. [5] On November 20, 2020, Ashton Goudeau and Jesús Tinoco were designated for assignment. [6] On December 2, 2020, the Rockies non-tendered outfielder David Dahl, pitcher Chi Chi Gonzalez, and catcher Tony Wolters. [7] Gonzalez was re-signed to a minor league contract on December 11, 2020. [8] Owings was re-signed to a minor league contract on January 20, 2021. [9] Owings was added to the Rockies' 40–man roster on March 20, 2020. [10] Jairo Díaz was designated for assignment on April 1, 2021 to make room for Jhoulys Chacín ahead of Opening Day. [11]

Free agent signings

The Rockies signed pitcher Dereck Rodríguez to a minor league deal with an invitation to spring training on November 9, 2020. [12] On November 13, 2020, the Rockies signed catcher José Briceño to a minor league deal with an invitation to spring training. [13] Pitcher Brian Gonzalez was also signed to a minor league deal with an invite. [13] Outfielder Connor Joe was signed to a minor league deal with an invite to spring training on November 20, 2020. [14] On February 11, 2021, the Rockies signed infielder Greg Bird to a minor league deal with an invitation to spring training. [15] Infielder C. J. Cron was signed to a minor league deal with an invite to spring training on February 15, 2021. [16] Cron was added to the 40–man roster on March 20, 2021. [10] On April 1, 2021, the Rockies signed Jhoulys Chacín to a major league contract ahead of their first game on Opening Day. [11]

Trades

On November 25, 2020, the Rockies traded pitcher Jeff Hoffman and minor league pitcher Case Williams to the Cincinnati Reds for pitcher Robert Stephenson and minor league outfielder Jameson Hannah. [17] On December 3, 2020, the Rockies traded minor league infielder Christian Koss to the Boston Red Sox for minor league pitcher Yoan Aybar. [18] On February 1, 2021, the Rockies traded infielder Nolan Arenado and cash considerations to the St. Louis Cardinals for pitcher Austin Gomber, minor league infielder Elehuris Montero, minor league infielder Mateo Gil, minor league pitcher Tony Locey, and minor league pitcher Jake Sommers. [19] [20]

Rule 5 Draft

In the 2020 Rule 5 Draft, the Rockies selected pitcher Jordan Sheffield from the Los Angeles Dodgers with the 7th pick. [21] No Rockies players were selected in the major league phase of the draft.

Regular season

Season standings

National League West

NL West 		W L Pct. GB Home Road
San Francisco Giants 107550.660—54–2753–28
Los Angeles Dodgers 106560.654158–2348–33
San Diego Padres 79830.4882845–3634–47
Colorado Rockies 74870.46032½48–3326–54
Arizona Diamondbacks 521100.3215532–4920–61

National League Wild Card

Division Leaders		 W L Pct.
San Francisco Giants 107550.660
Milwaukee Brewers 95670.586
Atlanta Braves 88730.547


Wild Card teams
(Top 2 teams qualify for postseason)		 W L Pct. GB
Los Angeles Dodgers 106560.654+16
St. Louis Cardinals 90720.556—
Cincinnati Reds 83790.5127
Philadelphia Phillies 82800.5068
San Diego Padres 79830.48811
New York Mets 77850.47513
Colorado Rockies 74870.46015½
Chicago Cubs 71910.43819
Miami Marlins 67950.41423
Washington Nationals 65970.40125
Pittsburgh Pirates 611010.37729
Arizona Diamondbacks 521100.32138

Record vs. opponents

2021 National League record

Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2021

TeamARIATLCHCCINCOLLADMIAMILNYMPHIPITSDSFSTLWSHAL
Arizona —3–42–45–19–103–162–51–61–54–34–28–112–171–63–44–16
Atlanta 4–3—5–24–32–42–411–83–310–910–94–34–23–36–114–56–14
Chicago 4–22–5—8–113–34–31–54–154–32–514–55–11–69–104–36–14
Cincinnati 1–53–411–8—5–23–35–29–103–34–213–61–61–610–95–29–11
Colorado 10–94–23–32–5—6–134–22–52–55–24–211–84–153–44–210–10
Los Angeles 16–34–23–43–313–6—3–44–36–14–26–012–79–104–37–012–8
Miami 5–28–115–12–52–44–3—3–39–1010–92–53–43–40–68–113–17
Milwaukee 6–13–315–410–95–23–43–3—4–22–514–55–24–38–115–18–12
New York 5–19–103–43–35–21–610–92–4—9–103–44–31–52–511–89–11
Philadelphia 3–49–105–22–42–52–49–105–210–9—4–34–22–44–313–68–12
Pittsburgh 2–43–45–146–132–40–65–25–144–33–4—3–44–37–122–410–10
San Diego 11–82–41–56–18–117–124–32–53–42–44–3—8–113–34–314–6
San Francisco 17–23–36–16–115–410–94–33–45–14–23–411–8—2–45–213–7
St. Louis 6–11–610–99–104–33–46–011–85–23–412–73–34–2—2–411–9
Washington 4–35–143–42–52–40–711–81–58–116–134–23–42–54–2—10–10

Updated with the results of all games through October 3, 2021.

Game log

2021 game log: 74–87 (Home: 48–33; Away: 26–54)
April: 9–17 (Home: 8–7; Away: 1–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
1April 1 Dodgers 8–5 Gonzalez (1–0) Kershaw (0–1) Bard (1)20,5701–0W1
2April 2 Dodgers 6–11 Bauer (1–0) Senzatela (0–1)—20,3631–1L1
3April 3 Dodgers 5–6 Treinen (1–0) Givens (0–1) Jansen (1)20,6881–2L2
4April 4 Dodgers 2–4 Urías (1–0) Gomber (0–1) Knebel (1)20,3681–3L3
5April 6 Diamondbacks 8–10 (13) Peacock (1–0) Bowden (0–1)—10,2401–4L4
6April 7 Diamondbacks 8–0 Senzatela (1–1) Bumgarner (0–1)—12,8942–4W1
7April 8 Diamondbacks 7–3 Gray (1–0) Kelly (0–2) Bard (2)10,8363–4W2
8April 9@ Giants 1–3 Cueto (1–0) Gomber (0–2) McGee (3)7,3903–5L1
9April 10@ Giants 3–4 Baragar (2–0) Bowden (0–2)—6,1763–6L2
10April 11@ Giants 0–4 DeSclafani (1–0) Márquez (0–1)—6,5603–7L3
11April 13@ Dodgers 0–7 Bauer (2–0) Senzatela (1–2)—15,0213–8L4
12April 14@ Dodgers 2–4 Knebel (1–0) Gray (1–1) Jansen (3)15,0933–9L5
13April 15@ Dodgers 5–7 Nelson (1–1) Almonte (0–1) Price (1)15,1293–10L6
—April 16 Mets Postponed (Snow, Makeup April 17)
14April 17 (1) Mets 3–4 (7) deGrom (1–1) Bard (0–1) Díaz (1)N/A3–11L7
15April 17 (2) Mets 7–2 (7) Márquez (1–1) Lucchesi (0–1)—13,9064–11W1
16April 18 Mets 1–2 Stroman (3–0) Senzatela (1–3) Díaz (2)15,0824–12L1
17April 20 Astros 6–2 Gray (2–1) García (0–1)—10,1445–12W1
18April 21 Astros 6–3 Gomber (1–2) Urquidy (0–2)—7,1206–12W2
19April 23 Phillies 5–4 Givens (1–1) Neris (1–2)—14,0257–12W3
20April 24 Phillies 5–7 Nola (2–1) Chacín (0–1) Neris (3)20,2147–13L1
21April 25 Phillies 12–2 Gray (3–1) Anderson (0–3)—20,2448–13W1
22April 26@ Giants 0–12 DeSclafani (2–0) Gomber (1–3)—4,1298–14L1
23April 27@ Giants 7–5 (10) Bard (1–1) Santos (0–2) Estévez (1)5,5959–14W1
24April 28@ Giants 3–7 Wood (3–0) Márquez (1–2)—6,1639–15L1
25April 29@ Diamondbacks 3–5 Smith (2–1) Stephenson (0–1) Crichton (3)6,8439–16L2
26April 30@ Diamondbacks 2–7 Bumgarner (3–2) Gray (3–2)—13,1849–17L3
May: 11–17 (Home: 8–5; Away: 3–12)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
27May 1@ Diamondbacks 14–6 Gomber (2–3) Gallen (1–1)—15,73410–17W1
28May 2@ Diamondbacks 4–8 Devenski (1–0) Bard (1–2)—11,39510–18L1
—May 3 Giants PPD, RAIN; rescheduled for May 4
29May 4 (1) Giants 4–12 (7) Wisler (1–2) Márquez (1–3)—10,21310–19L2
30May 4 (2) Giants 8–6 (7) Bowden (1–2) Doval (0–1)—10,21311–19W1
31May 5 Giants 6–5 Gray (4–2) Webb (1–3) Bard (3)9,52112–19W2
32May 7@ Cardinals 0–5 Flaherty (6–0) Gomber (2–4)—13,43512–20L1
33May 8@ Cardinals 8–9 Martínez (3–4) Gonzalez (1–1) Reyes (10)13,39012–21L2
34May 9@ Cardinals 0–2 Wainwright (2–3) Márquez (1–4) Helsley (1)13,38012–22L3
—May 10 Padres PPD, RAIN; rescheduled for May 12
35May 11 Padres 1–8 Díaz (1–0) Senzatela (1–4)—8,82512–23L4
36May 12 (1) Padres 3–5 (7) Pagán (3–0) Gray (4–3) Melancon (12)N/A12–24L5
37May 12 (2) Padres 3–2 (8) Almonte (1–1) Ramirez (0–1)—11,96813–24W1
38May 13 Reds 13–8 Gonzalez (2–1) Castillo (1–5)—13,64714–24W2
39May 14 Reds 9–6 Márquez (2–4) Miley (4–3) Bard (4)20,23215–24W3
40May 15 Reds 5–6 (12) Sims (3–1) Santos (0–1) Hembree (1)20,13615–25L1
41May 16 Reds 6–7 Doolittle (3–0) Givens (1–2) Antone (2)15,54115–26L2
42May 17@ Padres 0–7 Darvish (4–1) Gray (4–4)—15,25015–27L3
43May 18@ Padres 1–2 (10) Johnson (1–1) Bard (1–3)—15,25015–28L4
44May 19@ Padres 0–3 Musgrove (4–4) Gonzalez (2–2) Melancon (15)15,25015–29L5
45May 21 Diamondbacks 7–1 Márquez (3–4) Frankoff (0–1)—18,15816–29W1
46May 22 Diamondbacks 7–6 Kinley (1–0) Bumgarner (4–4) Bard (5)20,18317–29W2
47May 23 Diamondbacks 4–3 Bard (2–3) Crichton (0–3)—19,22118–29W3
48May 24@ Mets 3–2 Gomber (3–4) Peterson (1–4) Estévez (2)8,43819–29W4
49May 25@ Mets 1–3 Castro (1–1) Gonzalez (2–3) Díaz (8)9,19019–30L1
—May 26@ Mets PPD, RAIN; rescheduled for May 27
50May 27 (1)@ Mets 0–1 (7) Stroman (4–4) Márquez (3–5) Díaz (9)N/A19–31L2
51May 27 (2)@ Mets 2–4 (7) Loup (2–0) Senzatela (1–5) Barnes (2)9,56919–32L3
—May 28@ Pirates PPD, RAIN; rescheduled for May 29
52May 29 (1)@ Pirates 0–7 (7) Brubaker (4–4) Gray (4–5)—5,27919–33L4
53May 29 (2)@ Pirates 0–4 (7) Keller (3–6) Gomber (3–5)—7,18319–34L5
54May 30@ Pirates 4–3 Bard (3–3) Rodríguez (3–1)—7,91720–34W1
June: 14–13 (Home: 12–4; Away: 2–9)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
55June 1 Rangers 3–2 (11) Givens (2–2) Martin (0–2)—18,02821–34W2
56June 2 Rangers 6–3 Senzatela (2–5) Evans (0–1) Bard (6)19,28922–34W3
57June 3 Rangers 11–6 Gomber (4–5) Foltynewicz (1–6)—19,15023–34W4
58June 4 Athletics 5–9 Montas (6–5) Gray (4–6)—26,79023–35L1
59June 5 Athletics 3–6 Irvin (4–7) Freeland (0–1) Trivino (8)27,45923–36L1
60June 6 Athletics 3–1 Márquez (4–5) Kaprielian (2–1) Bard (7)23,71624–36W1
61June 8@ Marlins 2–6 López (2–3) Senzatela (2–6)—4,86324–37L1
62June 9@ Marlins 4–3 Gomber (5–5) Garrett (0–1) Bard (8)4,56325–37W1
63June 10@ Marlins 4–11 Rogers (7–3) Gonzalez (2–4)—4,96525–38L1
64June 11@ Reds 5–11 Mahle (6–2) Freeland (0–2)—20,50525–39L2
65June 12@ Reds 3–10 Miley (6–4) Márquez (4–6)—23,76525–40L3
66June 13@ Reds 2–6 Hendrix (3–1) Senzatela (2–7)—18,26825–41L4
67June 14 Padres 3–2 Gomber (6–5) Lamet (1–2) Bard (9)23,02726–41W1
68June 15 Padres 8–4 Estévez (1–0) Hill (3–3)—22,87127–41W2
69June 16 Padres 8–7 Estévez (2–0) Adams (2–1)—18,79828–41W3
70June 17 Brewers 7–3 Márquez (5–6) Woodruff (5–3)—22,75629–41W4
71June 18 Brewers 6–5 (10) Chacín (1–1) Williams (2–1)—27,11730–41W5
72June 19 Brewers 5–6 Richards (2–0) Kinley (1–1) Hader (18)34,19830–42L1
73June 20 Brewers 6–7 Williams (3–1) Bard (3–4) Boxberger (3)34,22430–43L2
74June 22@ Mariners 1–2 Sewald (4–2) Kinley (1–2) Graveman (6)12,87930–44L3
75June 23@ Mariners 5–2 Márquez (6–6) Sheffield (5–7) Bard (10)11,14131–44W1
76June 25@ Brewers 4–5 (11) Williams (4–1) Gilbreath (0–1)—31,14031–45L1
77June 26@ Brewers 4–10 Boxberger (3–2) Estévez (2–1)—32,57331–46L2
78June 27@ Brewers 0–5 Lauer (2–3) Gonzalez (2–5)—25,01631–47L3
79June 28 Pirates 2–0 Freeland (1–2) Anderson (3–8) Bard (11)32,09232–47W1
80June 29 Pirates 8–0 Márquez (7–6) De Jong (0–3)—27,91533–47W2
81June 30 Pirates 6–2 Gray (5–6) Kuhl (2–5)—20,27034–47W3
July: 12–12 (Home: 5–4; Away: 7–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
82July 1 Cardinals 5–2 Bard (4–4) Gallegos (5–2)—30,41035–47W4
83July 2 Cardinals 3–9 (10) Reyes (5–2) Almonte (1–2)—47,22435–48L1
84July 3 Cardinals 3–2 Chacín (2–1) Cabrera (1–3) Bard (12)48,18236–48W1
85July 4 Cardinals 3–2 Lawrence (1–0) Reyes (5–3)—36,89137–48W2
86July 6@ Diamondbacks 3–4 Soria (1–3) Bard (4–5)—6,84737–49L1
87July 7@ Diamondbacks 4–6 Peacock (3–6) Senzatela (2–8) Soria (2)7,85237–50L2
88July 8@ Diamondbacks 9–3 Gonzalez (3–5) Weems (0–1)—7,74038–50W1
89July 9@ Padres 2–4 Díaz (3–1) Freeland (1–3) Melancon (27)34,95338–51L1
90July 10@ Padres 3–0 Márquez (8–6) Musgrove (5–7) Bard (13)42,35139–51W1
91July 11@ Padres 3–1 Gray (6–6) Stammen (3–2) Bard (14)38,23540–51W2
91st All-Star Game in Denver, Colorado
92July 16 Dodgers 4–10 Urías (12–3) Gonzalez (3–6)—44,25140–52L1
93July 17 Dodgers 2–9 Buehler (10–1) Freeland (1–4)—48,24540–53L2
94July 18 Dodgers 6–5 (10) Givens (3–2) Bickford (0–1)—35,51341–53W1
95July 20 Mariners 4–6 Gonzales (2–5) Márquez (8–7) Graveman (9)30,71541–54L1
96July 21 Mariners 6–3 Gomber (7–5) Middleton (0–1) Bard (15)25,05342–54W1
97July 23@ Dodgers 9–6 (10) Bard (5–5) Sherfy (2–1) Gilbreath (1)43,73043–54W2
98July 24@ Dodgers 0–1 Gonsolin (2–1) Freeland (1–5) Jansen (22)42,24543–55L1
99July 25@ Dodgers 2–3 Bickford (1–1) Estévez (2–2) Kelly (1)42,62143–56L2
100July 26@ Angels 2–6 Ohtani (5–1) Márquez (8–8) Iglesias (22)22,75143–57L3
101July 27@ Angels 12–3 Gomber (8–5) Suárez (4–4)—16,11544–57W1
102July 28@ Angels 7–8 Iglesias (7–4) Estévez (2–3)—16,36544–58L1
103July 29@ Padres 0–3 Musgrove (7–7) Freeland (1–6) Melancon (32)31,88444–59L2
104July 30@ Padres 9–4 Gray (7–6) Weathers (4–3)—38,68645–59W1
105July 31@ Padres 5–3 Márquez (9–8) Darvish (7–6) Bard (16)44,14446–59W2
August: 14–13 (Home: 10–2; Away: 4–11)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
106August 1@ Padres 1–8 Stammen (5–2) Gomber (8–6)—36,24746–60L1
107August 3 Cubs 13–6 Freeland (2–6) Davies (6–8)—38,18847–60W1
108August 4 Cubs 2–3 Mills (5–4) Gray (7–7) Rodríguez (1)36,20547–61L1
109August 5 Cubs 6–5 Kinley (2–2) Jewell (0–1) Bard (17)30,46248–61W1
110August 6 Marlins 14–2 Márquez (10–8) Alcántara (6–10)—28,28149–61W2
111August 7 Marlins 7–4 Gomber (9–6) Luzardo (3–5) Bard (18)39,98650–61W3
112August 8 Marlins 13–8 Freeland (3–6) Hess (2–2)—34,67751–61W4
113August 10@ Astros 0–5 Odorizzi (5–6) Gray (7–8)—28,93151–62L1
114August 11@ Astros 1–5 Valdez (8–3) Senzatela (2–9)—22,20051–63L2
115August 12@ Giants 0–7 Webb (6–3) Márquez (10–9)—24,29551–64L3
116August 13@ Giants 4–5 DeSclafani (11–5) Gomber (9–7) Littell (2)36,12651–65L4
117August 14@ Giants 4–1 Freeland (4–6) Leone (2–2) Bard (19)32,28252–65W1
118August 15@ Giants 2–5 Wood (10–3) Gray (7–9) McGee (25)33,33752–66L1
119August 16 Padres 6–5 Bard (6–5) Hudson (4–2)—24,56553–66W1
120August 17 Padres 7–3 Márquez (11–9) Strahm (0–1)—28,13954–66W2
121August 18 Padres 7–5 Bowden (2–2) Arrieta (5–12) Bard (20)20,69255–66W3
122August 20 Diamondbacks 9–4 Stephenson (1–1) de Geus (2–2)—30,24356–66W4
123August 21 Diamondbacks 5–2 Bard (7–5) Wendelken (2–2)—32,69957–66W5
124August 22 Diamondbacks 4–8 Widener (2–1) Gray (7–10)—24,55257–67L1
125August 23@ Cubs 4–6 Rodríguez (2–2) Bard (7–6)—25,57757–68L2
—August 24@ Cubs Postponed (Rain, Makeup August 25)
126August 25 (1)@ Cubs 2–5 (7) Heuer (5–2) Gomber (9–8) Morgan (1)24,16157–69L3
127August 25 (2)@ Cubs 13–10 (10) Bowden (3–2) Jewell (0–2)—24,93658–69W1
128August 27@ Dodgers 4–2 Freeland (5–6) Jackson (0–1) Estévez (3)40,10059–69W2
129August 28@ Dodgers 2–5 Treinen (4–5) Bard (7–7) Jansen (29)42,47959–70L1
130August 29@ Dodgers 5–0 Senzatela (3–9) White (1–2)—37,56960–70W1
131August 30@ Rangers 3–4 Alexy (1–0) Márquez (11–10) Barlow (3)14,99060–71L1
132August 31@ Rangers 3–4 Lyles (7–11) Gomber (9–9) Patton (2)18,38360–72L2
September: 13–13 (Home: 5–11; Away: 8–2)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
133September 1@ Rangers 9–5 Chacín (3–1) Barlow (0–2)—14,74761–72W1
134September 2 Braves 5–6 Webb (2–2) Almonte (1–3) Smith (30)21,48161–73L1
135September 3 Braves 4–3 Senzatela (4–9) Ynoa (4–5) Estévez (4)24,37162–73W1
136September 4 Braves 7–6 Kinley (3–2) Minter (2–5) Estévez (5)35,35163–73W2
137September 5 Braves 2–9 Morton (13–5) Feltner (0–1)—33,95763–74L1
138September 6 Giants 5–10 Gausman (13–5) Freeland (5–7)—27,96763–75L2
139September 7 Giants 3–12 Webb (9–3) Gonzalez (3–7)—24,38763–76L3
140September 8 Giants 4–7 Rogers (6–1) Estévez (2–4) McGee (30)20,35863–77L4
141September 9@ Phillies 4–3 Gilbreath (1–1) Kennedy (1–1) Estévez (6)18,07164–77W1
142September 10@ Phillies 11–2 Márquez (12–10) Falter (2–1)—22,13865–77W2
143September 11@ Phillies 1–6 Wheeler (13–9) Freeland (5–8)—23,23265–78L1
144September 12@ Phillies 5–4 Goudeau (1–0) Neris (2–6) Estévez (7)24,09966–78W1
145September 14@ Braves 5–4 Gray (8–10) Toussaint (3–3) Estévez (8)22,57967–78W2
146September 15@ Braves 3–2 (10) Estévez (3–4) Minter (2–6) Stephenson (1)21,38268–78W3
—September 16@ Braves Cancelled (Rain)
147September 17@ Nationals 9–8 Gilbreath (2–1) Finnegan (5–8) Estévez (9)21,19569–78W4
148September 18@ Nationals 6–0 Freeland (6–8) Corbin (8–15)—29,31570–78W5
149September 19@ Nationals 0–3 Espino (5–5) Gray (8–11) Finnegan (10)26,30370–79L1
150September 21 Dodgers 4–5 (10) Jansen (3–4) Chacín (3–2) Vesia (1)23,86970–80L2
151September 22 Dodgers 10–5 Stephenson (2–1) Bruihl (0–1)—27,01371–80W1
152September 23 Dodgers 5–7 (10) Jansen (4–4) Gilbreath (2–2) Treinen (6)22,35671–81L1
153September 24 Giants 2–7 Castro (1–0) Goudeau (1–1)—41,61371–82L2
154September 25 Giants 2–7 Watson (7–4) Gray (8–12)—45,06371–83L3
155September 26 Giants 2–6 Doval (5–1) Bard (7–8)—31,04371–84L4
156September 27 Nationals 4–5 Gray (2–2) Márquez (12–11) Rainey (3)20,38871–85L5
157September 28 Nationals 3–1 Freeland (7–8) Corbin (9–16) Estévez (10)21,69372–85W1
158September 29 Nationals 10–5 Goudeau (2–1) Thompson (1–3)—20,61373–85W2
October: 1–2 (Home: 0–0; Away: 1–2)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
159October 1@ Diamondbacks 9–7 Gilbreath (3–2) Wendelken (3–3) Estévez (11)15,18974–85W3
160October 2@ Diamondbacks 2–11 Gallen (4–10) Senzatela (4–10)—19,41874–86L1
161October 3@ Diamondbacks 4–5 Wendelken (4–3) Estévez (3–5)—12,56574–87L2
Legend:       = Win       = Loss       = Postponement
Bold = Rockies team member

Roster

2021 Colorado Rockies
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

OutfieldersManager

Coaches

Statistics

Batting

List does not include pitchers. Stats in bold are the team leaders.

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; BB = Walks; SO = Strikeouts; AVG = Batting average; OBP = On-base percentage; SLG = Slugging percentage; OPS = On-base percentage + slugging

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBIBBSOAVGOBPSLGOPS
Ryan McMahon 15152880134321238659147.254.331.449.779
Trevor Story 14252688132345247553139.251.329.471.801
Charlie Blackmon 1505147613925413785491.270.351.411.761
Raimel Tapia 133487691332626504070.273.327.372.699
C. J. Cron 14247070132311289260117.281.375.530.905
Garrett Hampson 14745369106216113333118.234.289.380.669
Brendan Rodgers 1023874911021315511984.284.328.470.798
Elías Díaz 106338528318118443060.246.310.464.774
Yonathan Daza 10730126851222302160.282.332.355.688
Joshua Fuentes 9527130611117331265.225.257.351.608
Dom Núñez 81228314312310333491.189.293.399.692
Sam Hilliard 8121432467214342387.215.294.463.757
Connor Joe 631792351908352641.285.379.469.848
Alan Trejo 28467102013315.217.260.326.586
Chris Owings 21439144315715.326.420.6281.048
Colton Welker 1937771002311.189.250.216.466
Matt Adams 223636100249.167.250.194.444
Rio Ruiz 303516100439.171.225.200.425
Taylor Motter 132023000026.150.227.150.377
Ryan Vilade 3600000011.000.143.000.143
Non-Pitcher Totals16151197241301268341816904871236.254.324.426.750
Team Totals16153747391338275341827094911356.249.317.414.731

Pitching

List does not include position players. Stats in bold are the team leaders.

Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERBBK
Germán Márquez 12114.4032320180.0165928864176
Antonio Senzatela 4104.4228280156.2178847732105
Jon Gray 8124.5929290149.0140837658157
Kyle Freeland 784.3323230120.2133595838105
Austin Gomber 994.5323230115.1102645841113
Chi Chi Gonzalez 376.4624180101.212774732856
Tyler Kinley 324.73700070.15937372668
Daniel Bard 785.216702065.26941383680
Jhoulys Chacín 324.34461064.15332312847
Carlos Estévez 354.386401161.27132302160
Yency Almonte 137.55480047.24742402947
Robert Stephenson 213.13490146.04220161852
Lucas Gilbreath 323.38471142.23318162344
Ben Bowden 326.56390035.24430262142
Mychal Givens 322.73310029.2251191434
Jordan Sheffield 003.38300029.11911111320
Ashton Goudeau 214.26111025.1161212817
Justin Lawrence 108.64190016.22116161917
Antonio Santos 014.7670011.1976510
Julián Fernández 0010.806006.298844
Ryan Feltner 0111.372206.198856
Peter Lambert 0011.122205.2127723
Ryan Castellani 005.401103.152242
Zac Rosscup 003.004003.031114
Jesús Tinoco 0033.751001.155530
Team Totals74874.82161161331397.013977967485391269

Farm system

LevelTeamLeagueManager
Triple-A Albuquerque Isotopes Triple-A West Warren Schaeffer
Double-A Hartford Yard Goats Double-A Northeast Chris Denorfia
High-A Spokane Indians High-A West Scott Little
Low-A Fresno Grizzlies Low-A West Robinson Cancel
Rookie ACL Rockies Arizona Complex League Jake Optiz
Rookie DSL Rockies Dominican Summer League Mauricio Gonzalez

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