Rockies pitcher Chase Dollander made his debut against Justin Verlander who made his debut when Dollander was a small child.

Verlander made his unofficial Giants debut Monday, toeing the mound against Colorado Rockies top prospect Chase Dollander. Speaking to reporters, Dollander mentioned how strange it felt pitching against someone who threw his first MLB pitch in 2005. “I was four years old at the time,” Dollander acknowledged.

Colorado Rockies outfield prospect Zac Veen and first baseman Michael Toglia continue to rake in the Cactus League.

The Colorado Rockies had their worst seasons in history the past two years and heading into the 2025 season, one sports betting site isn’t predicting a much better outcome.

Chase Dollander's not-long-ago childhood flashed before him when he learned that his Rockies Cactus League debut on Monday would be against the Giants and Justin Verlander. “Somebody told me he debuted in 2005 -- I was \[3\] years old at the time,

Colorado likes to tease us with signs of life. But the harshest, cruelest fake-out of them all has to be the return of the Colorado Rockies to the baseball diamond.

With the bases loaded and one out during Saturday's 9-3 loss to the Colorado Rockies, the Diamondbacks’ Ketel Marte hit a deep drive to center. The Rockies’ Sam Hilliard made the catch at the warning track. Hilliard’s momentum took him back an extra step, and he also took his time getting the ball back to the infield.

The Colorado Rockies do not have a single pitcher under 27 projected to make their MLB starting rotation, while Seth Halvorsen, Luis Peralta, Victor Vodnik and Angel Chivilli have yet to prove their worth in the bullpen.

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