从ESPN洛矶的网页中一个连结节录下来的 http://sports.espn.go.com/chat/sportsnation/neyer/ story?page=RockiesQuestion-030606 C Jeff Reed 1996-1999 He was the regular for just one season, but he easily out-hit Joe Girardi and Kirt Manwaring, and he wasn't that bad with the glove. 1B Todd Helton 1997- Helton, the eighth pick in the 1995 draft, is still the only great player developed by the Rocks; first player in MLB history to rap 100 extra-base hits in two straight seasons. 2B Eric Young 1993-1997 First batter in franchise history, and a few days later hit Rockies' first HR in Colorado; played a lot of left field in his first three seasons, led NL with 53 steals in '96. SS Neifi Perez 1996-2001 Put in context, his hitting stats were simply atrocious during his years with the club, but he also happened to be one of the better defensive shortstops in the game. 3B Vinny Castilla 1993-1999 In both 1996 and 1997, Castilla batted .304 with 40 home runs and 113 RBI; he's the only player in history to duplicate his Triple Crown stats in consecutive seasons. LF Dante Bichette 1993-1999 Sure, it would've been nice if he'd drawn the occasional walk; we shouldn't quibble, though, considering he leads Rockies in hits (1,278), doubles (270), and RBI (826). CF Ellis Burks 1994-1998 Played slightly more left field than center, but the only alternative is OBP-challenged Juan Pierre, and Burks left Colorado with nifty .579 slugging pct. for Rocks. RF Larry Walker 1995- Always had trouble staying in the lineup, but when healthy he was all-around brilliant: average, power, speed, smarts, and terrific defense in right field. SP1 Pedro Astacio 1997-2001 Tops the Rockies in wins (53), strikeouts (749), innings (827), shutouts (13), and nobody else is close; showed just how good he was after getting out of Coors. SP2 Armando Reynoso 1993-1996 The 58th pick in the expansion draft, and a good one; plenty of DL time limited him to 30 wins in four years, but 4.65 ERA positively sparkling for Rockies. SP3 Kevin Ritz 1994-1998 First things first . . . in five seasons, Ritz racked up a 5.20 ERA. That's the bad news. Good news is that he won more than he lost, including 17 wins in 1996. SP4 John Thomson 1997-2002 Suffered disastrous (1-10, 8.04) 1999, then missed all of 2000 while recovering from shoulder surgery, but with 27 career wins he's sixth on the franchise list. RP Steve Reed 1993-1997 They never let him have the saves, but the righty submariner pitched in 329 games, posted a 3.68 ERA, and is the only Rockie to pitch effectively year to year. -- 一次大意，便是永久的放弃 幸福的灵光，只一闪烁，便无声迹.... --

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