Colorado Rockies Opening Day at Coors Field!
by Nate Timmons on Apr 10, 2009 9:25 AM MDT
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Before I get to my recap on the Nuggets vs. Lakers game. I wanted to extend to everyone a happy Opening Day at Coors Field!
This is always a great day as families, friends, and hooigans alike head to LoDo to celebrate the opening of baseball season.
The Rockies are 2-1 and looking pretty good thus far. The Philadelphia Phillies (the reigning World Champs) are in town this weekend.
Opening Day at your home ballpark should be a National Holiday and nobody should have to work!
For all your Rockies coverage head over to Purple Row ... great insight and a nice story about Opening Day.
Go Rox!
ntimmons73@yahoo.com
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Worst Nuggets finish?
The worst the Nuggets can get in Playoffs in #3 seed right?
Then, I don’t really think it matters finishing #2 or #3.
by Lucas Navarrete on Apr 10, 2009 1:33 PM MDT reply actions
At least with teh # 3 seed they can't face the Lakers until the Conference Finals
And they would play NO
with the #2 seed you can face the Lakers before Conference Finals?
Is that right?
I thought #2 didn’t have to face them until Conference finals
by Lucas Navarrete on Apr 10, 2009 1:54 PM MDT reply actions
My bad, only the #4 seed would face the Lakers in the Semifinals. Both #2 and #3 would only face them in Conference finals
by Lucas Navarrete on Apr 10, 2009 1:58 PM MDT up reply actions
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