The Rockies' numbers don't add up.
The sum of the parts, however, is equal to a second postseason trip in three years.
The sum of the parts, however, is equal to a second postseason trip in three years. The Rockies clinched the NL wild card Thursday with a 9-2 against the Milwaukee Brewers at Coors Field, claiming the third postseason appearance in franchise history.
The Rockies went into their regular-season home finale on Thursday afternoon against the Brewers needing one more victory of their own — or one more loss for Atlanta — to claim the third postseason appearance in franchise history.
Known as a franchise that consistently produces eye-popping individual seasons, the Rockies only have a handful of players who even rank in the NL top 10 in any statistic.
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