1998 Colorado Rockies season

The Colorado Rockies' 1998 season was the sixth for the Rockies. They tried to win the National League West. Don Baylor was their manager, although he was fired after the season. They played home games and hosted the 1998 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Coors Field. They finished with a record of 77-85, fourth in the NL West.

1998 Colorado Rockies
Major League affiliations
Location
Results
Record77–85 (.475)
Divisional place4th
Other information
Owner(s)Jerry McMorris
General manager(s)Bob Gebhard
Manager(s)Don Baylor
Local televisionKWGN-TV
Fox Sports Rocky Mountain
(George Frazier, Dave Armstrong)
Local radioKOA (AM)
(Wayne Hagin, Jeff Kingery)
KCUV
(Antonio Guevara)
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Offseason
  • November 18, 1997: Harvey Pulliam was traded by the Colorado Rockies to the Arizona Diamondbacks for Chuck McElroy.[1]
  • November 18, 1997: Mike Lansing was traded by the Montreal Expos to the Colorado Rockies for Jake Westbrook, John Nicholson (minors), and Mark Hamlin (minors).[2]
  • November 18, 1997: Quinton McCracken and Bryan Rekar were drafted by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays from the Colorado Rockies as the 4th and 38th picks in the 1997 expansion draft.[3][4]
  • December 4, 1997: Darryl Kile was signed as a Free Agent by the Colorado Rockies.[5]
  • December 10, 1997: Mark Hutton was traded by the Colorado Rockies to the Cincinnati Reds for Curtis Goodwin.[6]
  • December 10, 1997: Dave Veres was traded by the Montreal Expos with Mark Hamlin (minors) to the Colorado Rockies for Terry Jones and a player to be named later. The Colorado Rockies sent Mark Mangum (minors) (June 5, 1998) to the Montreal Expos to complete the trade.[7]

Regular season

Opening Day starters
3Mike Lansing2B
26Ellis BurksCF
33Larry WalkerRF
10Dante BichetteLF
14Vinny Castilla3B
17Todd Helton1B
5Neifi PerezSS
8Kirt ManwaringC
57Darryl KileP

Season standings
NL West W L Pct. GB Home Road
San Diego Padres 9864 0.605 — 54–27 44–37
San Francisco Giants 8974 0.546 9½ 49–32 40–42
Los Angeles Dodgers 8379 0.512 15 48–33 35–46
Colorado Rockies 7785 0.475 21 42–39 35–46
Arizona Diamondbacks 6597 0.401 33 34–47 31–50

Record vs. opponents
1998 National League Records

Sources:
Team ARI ATL CHC CIN COL FLA HOU LAD MIL MON NYM PHI PIT SD SF STL AL
Arizona —1–85–74–56–66–24–54–86–32–74–52–76–33–95–72–75–8
Atlanta 8–1—3–67–25–37–54–58–17–26–69–38–47–25–47–26–39–7
Chicago 7–56–3—6–57–27–24–74–56–67–24–53–68–35–47–34–75–8
Cincinnati 5–42–75–6—4–59–03–85–46–58–13–64–55–71–112–78–37-6
Colorado 6–63–52–75–4—6–36–56–64–77–23–65–45–45–77–53–64–8
Florida 2–65–72–70–93–6—3–64–50–95–75–76–63–64–50–94–58–8
Houston 5–45–47–48–35–66-3—3–69–27–25–47–29–25–46–35–710–4
Los Angeles 8–41–85–44–56–65–46–3—5–45–43–55–47–55–76–64–58–5
Milwaukee 3–62–76–65–67–49–02–94–5—6–31–84–56–53–65–43–88–6
Montreal 7–26–62–71–82–77–52–74–53–6—8–45–72–74–43–63–66–10
New York 5–43–95–46–36–37–54–55–38–14–8—8–44–54–54–56–39–7
Philadelphia 7-24–86–35–44–56–62–74–55–47–54–8—8–11–82–63–67–9
Pittsburgh 3–62–73–87–54–56–32–95–75–67–25–41–8—5–42–76–56–7
San Diego 9–34–54–511–17–55–44–57–56–34–45–48–14–5—8–46–36–7
San Francisco 7–52–73–77–25–79–03–66–64–56–35–46–27–24–8—7–58–5
St. Louis 7–23–67–43–86–35-47–55–48–36–33–66–35–63–65–7—4–9

Notable transactions
  • June 2, 1998: Matt Holliday was drafted by the Colorado Rockies in the 7th round of the 1998 amateur draft. Player signed July 24, 1998.[8]
  • June 2, 1998: Juan Pierre was drafted by the Colorado Rockies in the 13th round of the 1998 amateur draft. Player signed June 4, 1998.[9]
  • June 9, 1998: Kurt Abbott was traded by the Oakland Athletics to the Colorado Rockies for a player to be named later. The Colorado Rockies sent Ara Petrosian (minors) (June 18, 1998) to the Oakland Athletics to complete the trade.[10]
  • July 31, 1998: Ellis Burks was traded by the Colorado Rockies to the San Francisco Giants for Darryl Hamilton, Jim Stoops, and a player to be named later. The San Francisco Giants sent Jason Brester (minors) (August 18, 1998) to the Colorado Rockies to complete the trade.[11]

Major League debuts
  • Batters:
    • Mark Strittmatter (Sep 3)
    • Derrick Gibson (Sep 8)
    • Edgard Clemente (Sep 10)
  • Pitchers:
    • Mike Saipe (Jun 25)
    • Mark Brownson (Jul 21)
    • Fred Rath, Jr. (Jul 29)
    • Jim Stoops (Sep 9)
    • Lariel González (Sep 22) [12]

Roster
1998 Colorado Rockies
Roster
Pitchers Catchers

Infielders

 Outfielders Manager

Coaches

Player stats
= Indicates team leader

Starters by position

Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Pos Player G AB H Avg. HR RBI SB
C Kirt Manwaring 110 291 72 .247 2 26 1
1B Todd Helton 152 530 167 .315 25 97 3
2B Mike Lansing 153 584 161 .276 12 66 10
SS Neifi Pérez 162 647 177 .274 9 59 5
3B Vinny Castilla 162 645 206 .319 46 144 5
LF Dante Bichette 161 662 219 .331 22 122 14
CF Ellis Burks 100 357 102 .286 16 54 3
RF Larry Walker 130 454 165 .363 23 67 14

Other batters

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Player G AB H Avg. HR RBI SB
Kurt Abbott427118.2543150
Jeff Barry15346.176020
Jason Bates537414.189030
Edgard Clemente11176.353020
Greg Colbrunn6212238.3112133
Angel Echevarria192911.379190
Curtis Goodwin11915939.245165
Darryl Hamilton5119465.3355254
Nelson Liriano12170.000000
Jeff Reed11325975.2909390
Terry Shumpert23266.231120
Mark Strittmatter440.000000
John Vander Wal8910430.2885200
Derrick White990.000000

Starting pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Player G IP W L ERA SO
Darryl Kile36230.113175.20158
Pedro Astacio35209.113146.23170
Jamey Wright34206.19145.6786
John Thomson26161.08114.81106
Mark Thompson623.1127.7114
Mark Brownson213.1104.738
Mike Saipe210.00110.802
Kevin Ritz29.00211.003

Relief pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Player G IP W L ERA SO SV
Chuck McElroy7868.1642.90612
Jerry DiPoto6871.1343.534919
Curtis Leskanic6675.2644.40552
Dave Veres6376.1312.83748
Mike DeJean5974.1313.03272
Mike Munoz4041.1225.66243
Dave Wainhouse1011.0104.9130
Fred Rath25.1001.6920
Jim Stoops34.0102.2500
Lariel Gonzalez11.0000.0000

Other pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts; SV = Saves

Player G IP W L ERA SO SV
Bobby Jones35141.1785.221090

Game log
1998 Game Log
March (1-0)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1March 31@ Diamondbacks9–2Kile (1–0)Benes (0–1)47,4841–0
April (11-16)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
2April 1@ Diamondbacks6–0Thomson (1–0)Blair (0–1)43,7582–0
3April 2@ Diamondbacks6–4Astacio (1–0)Anderson (0–1)DiPoto (1)42,8763–0
4April 3@ Astros15–2Lima (1–0)Wright (0–1)26,0263–1
5April 4@ Astros5–3Thompson (1–0)Bergman (0–1)DiPoto (2)21,3254–1
6April 5@ Astros6–2Reynolds (1–0)Kile (1–1)21,0374–2
7April 6@ Astros13–4Hampton (1–0)Thomson (1–1)13,5534–3
8April 7Cardinals12–11Politte (1–0)Astacio (1–1)Bottenfield (2)48,0164–4
9April 8Cardinals13–9Aybar (1–1)Wright (0–2)48,0204–5
10April 9Cardinals7–5Busby (1–0)Leskanic (0–1)Brantley (1)46,5794–6
11April 10Reds18–7Jordan (1–0)Kile (1–2)Sullivan (1)48,0134–7
12April 11Reds12–5Remlinger (1–2)Thomson (1–2)Belinda (1)48,0534–8
13April 12Reds10–4Harnisch (1–0)Astacio (1–2)46,9214–9
14April 13Reds8–4Leskanic (1–1)Belinda (0–1)44,4885–9
15April 14Dodgers6–3DeJean (1–0)Valdez (1–2)DiPoto (3)44,3376–9
16April 16Dodgers4–3 (10)Radinsky (1–0)DiPoto (0–1)Bruske (1)38,4296–10
17April 18Braves11–4Neagle (2–1)Astacio (1–3)48,0586–11
18April 19Braves5–3Millwood (3–0)Thompson (1–1)Wohlers (5)48,0386–12
19April 19Braves10–7Wright (1–2)Martínez (1–2)DiPoto (4)43,9777–12
20April 20Braves7–5Maddux (2–1)Kile (1–3)Ligtenberg (1)43,5947–13
21April 22@ Marlins3–2Powell (1–2)Leskanic (1–2)16,4057–14
22April 23@ Marlins4–3DiPoto (1–1)Stanifer (0–1)15,0988–14
23April 24@ Marlins5–1Meadows (3–2)Thompson (1–2)21,7088–15
24April 25@ Braves11–7Kile (2–3)Millwood (3–1)49,1619–15
25April 26@ Braves7–6Wright (2–2)Maddux (2–2)DiPoto (5)42,40010–15
26April 27Marlins5–4 (10)Powell (2–2)Leskanic (1–3)Alfonseca (1)48,04810–16
27April 28Marlins8–7Astacio (2–3)Larkin (1–1)Leskanic (1)47,34611–16
28April 30@ Mets4–0Kile (3–3)Jones (1–3)12,59912–16
May (12-16)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
29May 2@ Mets7–3Leskanic (2–3)Cook (2–1)19,96813–16
30May 3@ Mets5–2Reed (2–2)Astacio (2–4)19,49313–17
31May 4@ Phillies11–2Thomson (2–2)Stephenson (0–2)11,40314–17
32May 5@ Phillies6–1Kile (4–3)Grace (1–4)13,67215–17
33May 6@ Phillies7–6 (10)Leiter (2–0)McElroy (0–1)19,53815–18
34May 7@ Expos2–1Pérez (1–3)Wright (2–3)Urbina (7)7,07515–19
35May 8@ Expos7–5Astacio (3–4)Hermanson (3–3)DiPoto (6)11,72516–19
36May 9@ Expos4–0Moore (2–4)Thomson (2–3)Urbina (8)12,01416–20
37May 10@ Expos5–3Kile (5–3)Kline (1–2)DiPoto (7)10,04117–20
38May 11@ Pirates5–2Schmidt (5–1)Ritz (0–1)9,49817–21
39May 12@ Pirates6–0Loaiza (2–1)Wright (2–4)12,95417–22
40May 13Cubs9–3Trachsel (4–1)Astacio (3–5)48,03817–23
41May 14Cubs9–7Tapani (5–2)Thomson (2–4)Beck (12)48,07717–24
42May 15Brewers8–5Woodard (3–1)Kile (5–4)Myers (1)48,03517–25
43May 16Brewers7–5Karl (5–1)Ritz (0–2)Jones (11)48,06317–26
44May 17Brewers2–1Wright (3–4)Woodall (0–1)DiPoto (8)48,04118–26
45May 18Brewers8–5Astacio (4–5)Juden (5–2)DiPoto (9)48,02619–26
46May 20@ Braves5–1Millwood (6–1)Thomson (2–5)33,53119–27
47May 21@ Braves2–0Neagle (6–1)Kile (5–5)Ligtenberg (6)34,61119–28
48May 22@ Reds3–2Wright (4–4)Weathers (2–4)DiPoto (10)21,41020–28
49May 23@ Reds4–1 (7)Winchester (3–2)Astacio (4–6)20,03420–29
50May 24@ Reds3–1Jones (1–0)Tomko (5–3)DiPoto (11)21,29821–29
51May 25@ Cardinals6–1Thomson (3–5)Busby (5–1)42,03822–29
52May 27@ Cardinals2–1Stottlemyre (6–4)Kile (5–6)Brantley (8)34,21122–30
53May 28@ Cardinals4–1Mercker (4–3)Wright (4–5)King (2)37,98922–31
54May 29Astros7–6Hampton (7–2)Astacio (4–7)Wagner (14)48,32522–32
55May 30Astros6–3Thomson (4–5)Schourek (2–3)DiPoto (12)48,03623–32
56May 31Astros7–5McElroy (1–1)Henry (3–2)48,09724–32
June (13-15)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
57June 1Diamondbacks6–4Benes (4–5)Kile (5–7)Olson (7)48,02024–33
58June 2Diamondbacks9–3Anderson (3–6)Wright (4–6)47,90524–34
59June 3Diamondbacks3–2McElroy (2–1)Olson (1–3)46,27925–24
60June 4Diamondbacks5–2Thomson (5–5)Daal (1–4)46,29526–34
61June 5@ Angels5–0Dickson (5–4)Jones (1–1)39,62126–35
62June 6@ Angels2–1Olivares (3–2)Kile (5–8)Percival (17)38,67126–36
63June 7@ Angels6–5Cadaret (1–0)DiPoto (1–2)42,49326–37
64June 8Rangers3–1Sele (9–3)Astacio (4–8)Wetteland (17)48,07026–38
65June 9Rangers5–2Helling (8–3)Thomson (5–6)Wetteland (18)48,06826–39
66June 10Rangers9–8 (10)DiPoto (2–2)Gunderson (0–1)48,06127–39
67June 12@ Dodgers2–1Mlicki (2–4)Kile (5–9)McMichael (1)39,16327–40
68June 13@ Dodgers4–2Wright (5–6)Dreifort (4–6)DiPoto (13)38,41728–40
69June 14@ Dodgers3–2 (12)DeJean (2–0)Radinsky (2–3)McElroy (1)41,96429–40
70June 15@ Giants4–3 (12)Leskanic (3–3)Johnstone (2–3)DiPoto (14)16,89130–40
71June 16@ Giants5–3Tavárez (3–3)Jones (1–2)Nen (20)12,58530–41
72June 17@ Giants6–3Rueter (8–3)Kile (5–10)Nen (21)19,12530–42
73June 18Dodgers5–0Mlicki (3–4)Wright (5–7)48,09230–43
74June 19Dodgers4–3 (10)Osuna (3–0)DiPoto (2–3)48,12030–44
75June 20Dodgers7–6Munoz (1–0)Reyes (0–3)Veres (1)48,23131–44
76June 21Dodgers11–6Jones (2–2)Park (5–5)48,18632–44
77June 22@ Brewers3–2Reyes (3–0)McElroy (2–2)Wickman (7)22,55632–45
78June 23@ Brewers7–5Patrick (3–0)Wright (5–8)Wickman (8)20,75932–46
79June 24Astros8–6Astacio (5–8)Bergman (6–4)Veres (2)48,15033–46
80June 25Astros6–5 (12)Leskanic (4–3)Magnante (3–2)48,04634–46
81June 26Athletics12–6Munoz (2–0)Oquist (4–5)48,06935–46
82June 27Athletics8–6Mathews (4–4)DiPoto (2–4)Taylor (16)48,04935–47
83June 28Athletics11–10DeJean (3–0)Fetters (0–2)Veres (3)48,01336–47
84June 30@ Mariners6–4Astacio (6–8)Johnson (7–7)Munoz (1)28,82137–47
July (11-14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
85July 1@ Mariners9–5Cloude (4–7)Saipe (0–1)25,55137–48
86July 2@ Mariners10–3Swift (8–4)Kile (5–11)32,52337–49
87July 3@ Padres4–2Hamilton (6–9)DeJean (3–1)Hoffman (25)40,58837–50
88July 4@ Padres9–1Langston (3–1)Jones (2–3)61,14837–51
89July 5@ Padres7–2Ashby (11–5)Astacio (6–9)32,64937–52
90July 10Giants11–2Kile (6–11)Estes (7–8)48,17438–52
91July 11Giants5–4McElroy (3–2)Hershiser (7–7)Munoz (2)48,26239–52
92July 12Giants5–3Astacio (7–9)Rueter (10–4)Munoz (3)48,33440–52
93July 13Padres9–5Jones (3–3)Hitchcock (4–3)48,09841–52
94July 14Padres8–7Sanders (1–2)Kile (6–12)Hoffman (28)48,11441–53
95July 15Padres6–2Brown (11–3)Wright (5–9)48,36941–54
96July 17@ Diamondbacks9–6Blair (4–13)Astacio (7–10)Olson (13)46,32241–55
97July 18@ Diamondbacks4–2Anderson (7–8)Jones (3–4)Olson (14)48,52741–56
98July 19@ Diamondbacks6–4Small (2–1)Munoz (2–1)Embree (1)45,65041–57
99July 20@ Astros10–9Henry (6–2)Veres (0–1)25,49141–58
100July 21@ Astros5–0Brownson (1–0)Hampton (8–5)28,71842–58
101July 23Reds6–4Astacio (8–10)Remlinger (6–11)Veres (4)42,58643–58
102July 23Reds6–4Jones (4–4)Harnisch (7–5)Leskanic (2)45,70544–58
103July 24Cardinals12–3Kile (7–12)Stottlemyre (9–9)48,30345–58
104July 25Cardinals5–2McElroy (4–2)Morris (1–1)DeJean (1)48,32346–58
105July 26Cardinals3–1Mercker (6–8)Thomson (5–7)Croushore (7)48,28846–59
106July 27Pirates8–7 (13)Leskanic (5–3)McCurry (0–1)46,02447–59
107July 28Pirates12–6Astacio (9–10)Lieber (8–11)46,85648–59
108July 29Pirates12–1Peters (5–8)Kile (7–13)47,41148–60
109July 31@ Cubs9–1Wood (11–5)Wright (5–10)Mulholland (3)40,49048–61
August (15-14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
110August 1@ Cubs3–2Trachsel (11–5)Thomson (5–8)Beck (32)40,19848–62
111August 2@ Cubs6–3Astacio (10–10)Clark (6–11)McElroy (2)39,42749–62
112August 3@ Pirates7–2Jones (5–4)Lieber (8–12)11,20450–62
113August 4@ Pirates13–5Christiansen (2–2)Kile (7–14)15,78450–63
114August 5@ Pirates6–2Wright (6–10)Córdova (9–10)12,86251–63
115August 6@ Pirates5–1Thomson (6–8)Schmidt (8–9)14,06052–63
116August 7Mets8–7Reed (13–7)Astacio (10–11)Franco (22)48,36552–64
117August 8Mets4–3Reynoso (3–0)Jones (5–5)Franco (23)48,31252–65
118August 9Mets11–4Kile (8–14)Nomo (5–9)48,01453–65
119August 10Expos6–2Wright (7–10)Telford (3–5)44,76854–65
120August 11Expos15–6Thomson (7–8)Powell (1–2)45,40355–65
121August 12Expos3–2Astacio (11–11)Vázquez (3–12)DiPoto (15)46,87256–65
122August 14Phillies6–2Loewer (6–4)Jones (5–6)47,39556–66
123August 15Phillies7–3Kile (9–14)Gomes (9–4)48,32957–66
124August 16Phillies8–7Portugal (7–3)Wright (7–11)Leiter (22)48,02457–67
125August 18@ Mets6–2Leiter (12–4)Astacio (11–12)57–68
126August 18@ Mets6–3Rojas (5–2)McElroy (4–3)Franco (26)21,61157–69
127August 19@ Mets2–1Yoshii (5–6)Jones (5–7)Franco (27)19,39557–70
128August 20@ Expos6–3Kile (10–14)Thurman (2–2)DeJean (2)11,68058–70
129August 21@ Expos3–2Veres (1–1)Urbina (4–3)11,62659–70
130August 22@ Phillies6–1Byrd (2–0)Astacio (11–13)23,43559–71
131August 23@ Phillies5–2Thomson (8–8)Grace (4–7)DiPoto (16)26,36460–71
132August 24@ Phillies3–1Jones (6–7)Loewer (6–5)Veres (5)15,66561–71
133August 25Brewers11–6Veres (2–1)Weathers (4–5)44,57362–71
134August 26Brewers6–5Pulsipher (2–1)Wright (7–12)42,39562–72
135August 27Cubs11–10 (10)Mulholland (4–5)Munoz (2–2)Beck (38)50,09362–73
136August 28Cubs10–5Trachsel (14–7)Thomson (8–9)48,22362–74
137August 29Cubs7–3Jones (7–7)Clark (7–13)48,26963–74
138August 30Cubs4–3Tapani (16–7)Kile (10–15)Beck (39)48,25563–75
September (14-10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
139September 1@ Brewers12–3Wright (8–12)Pulsipher (2–2)13,34764–75
140September 2@ Brewers8–4Roque (3–1)Astacio (11–14)10,58464–76
141September 3@ Brewers7–3Woodall (7–8)Thomson (8–10)12,32764–77
142September 4Padres11–5Veres (3–1)Sanders (2–3)44,59665–77
143September 5Padres4–2Brown (18–5)Kile (10–16)Hoffman (46)42,93065–78
144September 6Padres12–2Wright (9–12)Hamilton (12–12)46,24066–78
145September 7Marlins15–10Leskanic (6–3)Ludwick (1–4)41,09467–78
146September 8Marlins11–10McElroy (5–3)Mantei (3–4)40,04768–78
147September 9Marlins9–8McElroy (6–3)Speier (0–3)40,50069–78
148September 10Marlins3–1Kile (11–16)Medina (1–4)44,90670–78
149September 11@ Giants7–6Stoops (1–0)Morman (0–2)DiPoto (17)34,69871–78
150September 12@ Giants1–0Astacio (12–14)Nen (7–6)DiPoto (18)30,42272–78
151September 13@ Giants4–3Johnstone (4–5)McElroy (6–4)Nen (36)30,27872–79
152September 14@ Dodgers4–1Pérez (10–13)Jones (7–8)26,12272–80
153September 15@ Dodgers5–4Kile (12–16)Park (13–9)DiPoto (19)29,70273–80
154September 16@ Dodgers2–0Bohanon (7–10)Wright (9–13)Shaw (44)27,90673–81
155September 18@ Padres4–1Astacio (13–14)Ashby (16–9)Veres (6)28,15874–81
156September 19@ Padres4–1Clement (1–0)Thomson (8–11)Hoffman (51)54,04274–82
157September 20@ Padres1–0 (11)Kile (13–16)Myers (4–6)Veres (7)37,93975–82
158September 22Diamondbacks8–6Daal (8–12)Wright (9–14)Olson (29)42,85975–83
159September 23Diamondbacks14–11Wainhouse (1–0)Banks (2–3)Veres (8)44,02176–83
160September 25Giants8–6Johnstone (6–5)Leskanic (6–4)Nen (40)48,14776–84
161September 26Giants8–4Hershiser (11–10)Kile (13–17)47,46276–85
162September 27Giants9–8DiPoto (3–4)Nen (7–7)48,02877–85

Awards, league leaders, and accomplishments

National League leaders

Awards

Farm system
See also: Minor League Baseball
Level Team League Manager
AAA Colorado Springs Sky Sox Pacific Coast League Paul Zuvella
AA New Haven Ravens Eastern League Tim Blackwell
A Salem Avalanche Carolina League Jay Loviglio
A Asheville Tourists South Atlantic League Ron Gideon
A-Short Season Portland Rockies Northwest League Jim Eppard
Rookie AZL Rockies Arizona League P. J. Carey

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: AZL Rockies[22]

See also

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