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¿Qué pasa con los Rockies? Ya son tres décadas, y el beisbol ganador sigue siendo un desafío en Colorado.

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By Nick Groke
| The Colorado Sun
Mientras los Rockies de Colorado terminan con la celebración de su 30º aniversario, The Colorado Sun está examinando con profundidad la historia perdedora del equipo y si hay esperanza de que cambie. Esta serie de cuatro partes explica los desafíos y la posible transformación. Explora la serie completa. Bob Gebhard estaba a semanas de ganar la Serie Mundial de 1991 con los Twinsl de Minnesota cuando se encontró en una oficina medio vacía en el centro de Denver.
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30 years of losing: What's wrong with the Colorado Rockies?

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By Nick Groke
| The Colorado Sun
As the Colorado Rockies wrap up celebrating their 30th anniversary, The Colorado Sun is taking an in-depth look at the team’s losing history and if there is hope for a turnaround. This four-part series breaks down the struggles and possible transformation. >> Check out the full series Bob Gebhard was weeks removed from winning the 1991 World Series with the Minnesota Twins when he found himself in a sparse office space in downtown Denver.
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Padres narrowly miss out on sweep in Colorado, despite Blake Snell's gem

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By Nick Groke
| The Athletic
DENVER - Just before the skies opened up Sunday afternoon and the National Weather Service issued an official flood watch, Juan Soto clocked a ball that flew 412 feet through a spritz of escalating rain in the ninth inning. In 22 other ballparks, Soto's long fly ball would have landed on the scoring side of the center field fence, somewhere near the backdrop of the batter's eye.
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