By Jack Etkin The Rockies extended their winning streak to eight with a 4-3 victory over the D-backs Saturday at Coors Field. Left-hander Jorge De La Rosa led the way with six shutout frames.
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By Thomas Harding Rockies pitcher Jorge De La Rosa‘s scheduled start on Saturday night against the Padres was pushed back because of left forearm tightness that caused him to skip a bullpen session this week. …read more
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By Carrie Muskat Troy Tulowitzki had two hits, including an RBI double, and added a sacrifice fly to lift the Rockies to a 2-0 victory Wednesday against the Cubs. …read more
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By Thomas Harding Rockies left-hander Jorge De La Rosa sat in his Scottsdale home watching the nasty weather on Friday, wondering if he’d have a chance to display his revamped mechanics that night. …read more
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One pitcher that Red Sox fans should pay close attention to this spring is Rubby De La Rosa, the righty who was a centerpiece in the blockbuster trade with the Dodgers last August for Adrian Gonzalez, Josh Beckett and Carl Crawford. …read more
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From the outside, left-hander Jorge De La Rosa is one of the Rockies’ biggest questions this year. After two essentially lost seasons because of an elbow injury that required surgery, it’s still unknown whether he can return to his place as one of the game’s most effective left-handed pitchers. …read more
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