Legendary Players & Staff
27 entries in the Colorado Rockies compendium.
Legendary Players & Staff — Era Chart
Larry WalkerThe Canadian five-tool star who won an MVP, three batting titles, and a Hall of Fame inducVinny CastillaThe power-hitting third baseman who defined the Rockies' early era—in two unforgettable stTroy TulowitzkiThe Rockies' five-time All-Star shortstop known for elite defense and power hitting.Ubaldo JimenezThe right-handed pitcher who threw the first no-hitter in Rockies history and started the Roger CraigNo documented role with the Colorado Rockies.Don BaylorThe legendary slugger who steered the Rockies through their historic inaugural season.Bud BlackFrom 17th-round draft pick to National League Manager of the Year.Jamie MoyerThe veteran lefty who conquered Coors Field with grit, guile, and unparalleled longevity.Mike HamptonThe lefty who signed the largest contract in baseball history and struggled at Coors FieldRyan SpilborghsThe right-handed power spark that electrified Coors Field during the late 2000s.Jeff FrancisThe Canadian lefty who led the Rockies to the 2007 playoffs and became the first Canadian Carlos GonzalezFour seasons of speed, power, and pure joy in the Rockies' center field.Todd HeltonTodd Helton is the name most synonymous with the Colorado Rockies franchise. A first basemAndruw JonesThe glove that made the mountain air look small.Jason GiambiThree seasons at 5,280 feet turned Giambie into a Rockies legend.Garret AndersonThe steady lefty who gave a young Rockies lineup its backbone at Coors Field.Chad BettisLong hair, long beard, and a swing that made the whole stadium lean back in its seats.Ty WiggintonA loud, proud slugger who made the Denver air his own backyard.Aaron CookThe arm that made Coors Field roar and reminded everyone why they fell in love with the RoJhou-Chin YuA few innings at five thousand feet, and a Rockies fanbase that never forgot the young lefEric Young Jr.The fastest pair of legs in the Rockies outfield, turning routine plays into thunder.Jamie WalkerA quiet thread in the Rockies' early story, remembered by the fans who were there.Jorge de la RosaA slider so sharp it bent the air; a lefty who made Coors Field feel a little less hostileTodd Van PoppelA name etched into the Rockies' story by those who were there.Dexter FowlerSeven seasons of range, speed, and Denver love — the outfield's quiet hero at Coors Field.Nolan ArenadoThe shortstop who made Denver believe it could produce a true superstar.Cliff LeeThe lefty whose changeup made Coors Field's thin air feel thick.
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