The Denver Post Apr 17, 2018
The Morning After: Inside German Marquez’s excellent start in Rockies’ win over Pirates
German took a no-hitter into the fifth inning against the Pirates Monday night in the Rockies' 6-2 victory. On a frigid night at PNC Park, he finished with a six-inning semi-gem, allowing two runs on two hits with six strikeouts and two walks.
The Denver Post Apr 16, 2018
Hot Colorado Rockies ignore cold, beat Pittsburgh Pirates behind stellar start from German Marquez
Black long-sleeved shirts under their gray jerseys and white clouds of breath were the only clues that the Rockies were playing in frigid conditions Monday night.
The Denver Post Apr 12, 2018
The Morning After: German Marquez’s ejection following three dominant innings leaves more to be desired for the Rockies right-hander
Marquez's outing was cut short by an ejection for the right-hander's role in the third inning, benches-clearing fight in which he shoved his way into the scrum and threw a towel in the face of a Padres player.
The Denver Post Apr 6, 2018
German Marquez ripped by Braves as Rockies drop homer opener at frigid Coors Field
Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night ... matters very much if you don't get decent starting pitching. And right now the Rockies aren't getting it.
Rox Pile Apr 6, 2018
Colorado Rockies: lots of differences between ’17, ’18 home openers
Today, the Colorado Rockies will open their home slate of games against the Atlanta Braves. German Marquez will start it for the Rockies, which is one of the many things that will be different from 2017. On April 7, 2017, the Rockies came home after opening the season in Milwaukee for four games. The Rockies […] Colorado Rockies: lots of differences between ’17, ’18 home openers - Rox Pile - Rox Pile - A Colorado Rockies Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Rox Pile Mar 31, 2018
Colorado Rockies: What German Marquez needs for continued success
All of German Márquez‘s hard work has paid off, as Colorado Rockies manager Bud Black formally announced that Márquez will start the third game of the Rockies season on tonight in Arizona prior to the start of the season. Gray. Anderson. Márquez. This is our 1-2-3 for the Opening Series in Arizona. pic.twitter.com/WMeIfmO9gA — Colorado […] Colorado Rockies: What German Marquez needs for continued success - Rox Pile - Rox Pile - A Colorado Rockies Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Rox Pile Mar 28, 2018
Colorado Rockies: German Marquez will prove to be a better ace
There have been quite a few bold predictions made about the Colorado Rockies regarding the upcoming season. Some seem to be blown way out of proportion while others are what is expected. I thought I would get in on the predictions train as well. Instead of having a few at the moment, I only have […] Colorado Rockies: German Marquez will prove to be a better ace - Rox Pile - Rox Pile - A Colorado Rockies Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Purple Row Mar 28, 2018
Wednesday Rockpile: Opening Day roster falling into place
Rockies news and links for March 28, 2018 Colorado Rockies: Jon Gray gets nod for Opening Day | Rox Pile It has been rumored that Jon Gray, after an impressive Spring Training, would start Opening Day, but now it has officially been announced. We’re just a few days away from the first game of the season, and Jon Gray will be the focus. Tyler Anderson will follow and then German Marquez after that, but things are all the way set for the final two spots. Gray had a pretty good season last year, but the Rockies are hoping that 2018 will be injury-free and he can take another step forward....
The Denver Post Mar 23, 2018
5 key questions facing the Colorado Rockies to start the 2018 MLB season
The Rockies open their season Thursday in Arizona with plenty of lingering issues. A return to the postseason depends on overcoming five key obstacles: 1. Should a young Rockies rotation worry about the sophomore jinx? They were the youngest starting pitching staff in the league last season and helped Colorado make the postseason, with four rookies leading the way. But three of them petered out late in the season. Only German Marquez lasted to the end. So the Rockies set them in motion this winter to withstand a full season, crafting their offseason routines to insure a longer run.
