Rockies' path to playoffs may lie in West

The Rockies entered Friday night's first game of three with the Padres closer to the National League Wild Card (6 1/2 games) than the NL West-leading Padres (7 1/2 games). Yet, it might be a more realistic goal to come back and win the division.
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Rockies' climb taller after bullpen meltdown

The Rockies' bullpen blew a four-run lead in a troublesome seventh inning as Colorado dropped a critical game, 12-11, to Philadelphia on Thursday night at Coors Field.
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Tracy tossed for arguing hit-by-pitch call

Rockies manager Jim Tracy was ejected by home-plate umpire Paul Emmel in Thursday's game with the Phillies after arguing Emmel's ruling that pinch-hitter Mike Sweeney should be awarded first base after being hit by a pitch.
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Rox treating brief homestand like road trip

The Rockies arrived in Denver at about 12 p.m. MT before taking on the Phillies in a makeup game. After the one-game homestand, Colorado immediately flies to San Diego for a weekend series.
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Tracy being patient with Fowler, Young

Rockies manager Jim Tracy knows he has a ton of potential at the top of his batting order. But for now, "potential" is the key word.
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Rox welcome Delcarmen for playoff push

Manny Delcarmen, a subject of trade rumors involving the Rockies since years ago, arrived in Denver on Thursday morning prepared to help Colorado in its quest to return to the playoffs.
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