Rockies 7 Game Win Streak
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Jeremy Glasoe | Wednesday, May 30, 2007 |
The Colorado Rockies pulled out of the NL West basement, when they beat the Cardinals last night 8-3. This after sitting 36 consecutive games at the bottom of the NL West division. First 7 game winning streak since September of 1998, when Don Baylor was still the skipper. Oh, and it happens to be the longest streak in the majors, currently. The Rockies have a great young team, could they possibly be molding into a great baseball team?
Colorado’s Yorvit Torrealba celebrates with Troy Tulowitzki, left, and Garrett Atkins, right, after hitting a grand slam off Cardinals starting pitcher Braden Looper in the fourth inning of the Rockies 8-3 win on Tuesday night. The win was the Rockies seventh in a row.
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