(Source: Colorado Rockies) The Rockies are in an odd spot. They have gambled on their strong offense carrying them to contention, but they will need a major surge -- even in a division with no team taking control. While pitching is and always will be a question, there is reason to believe the future is in decent shape. But given that a late run this year is unlikely, how do the Rockies turn their attention to that future? FIVE KEY DEVELOPMENTS 1. The starting pitching hasn't upheld its end of the bargain The Rockies' starting rotation has the second-highest ERA in the NL (5.00 ERA; the Phillies are at 5.44), and its 476 2/3 innings pitched are the fewest in the league. Part of the rationale...
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