mvn.com - 10/13/2009
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The
Colorado Rockies were the final team to get eliminated from Division
Series play last night after falling to the reigning World Series
Champion Philadelphia Phillies. Now that the Rockies are out, the team
can focus on what it needs to do in order to return to the postseason
in 2010. Troy ...
theghostofmoonlightgraham.wordpress.com - 10/14/2009
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When Troy Tulowitzki struckout on that nasty slider
from Brad Lidge, the Colorado Rockies' offseason officially began.
Just like with every team, the Rockies face some difficult offseason decisions. One of those difficult decisions for the Rockies is whether or not to trade RF Brad Hawpe.
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Brad Hawpe: What’s His Trade Market?
denverpost.com - 10/13/2009
sports.yahoo.com - 10/13/2009
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Score and situation: Phillies 5, Rockies 4 ,
Philadelphia wins series 3-1, advances to NLCS Leading lads:
The champs are never down until they're officially out and never has that seemed more true than Monday night in Denver. With the ...
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Phillies dodge Rockies' last stand to set up NLCS rematch
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... Posting from the road, so I'm keeping it short (and late). The stove is already heating up...
Brad Hawpe: What’s His Trade Market? " The Ghost of Moonlight Graham Adam Bernacchio looks at the trade market for Brad Hawpe and goes through his pros/cons as well as potential suitors, which include the Red Sox (aren't they potential suitors for EVERYONE?), Mets, and Cubs.
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Major League Baseball News 10/14/2009
For right fielder Brad Hawpe and right-handed pitcher Jason Marquis, who represented the Rockies in the All-Star Game, even the heady days of the run-up to the playoffs and the National League Division Series against the Phillies were cold ones.
