1994 January 7 - Free-agent shortstop Walt Weiss agrees to a two-year deal and becomes the first player to appear on the roster of both expansion teams. He played for Florida in '93. January 13 - Responding to fan requests, the club alters its uniforms. Names are placed on the backs of the home jerseys, while the road uniform's lettering is changed from silver to purple. February 25 - The Rockies announce that they will exercise the '95 option on manager Don Baylor's contract. June 26 - The Rockies claim one of the few Major League attendance records not yet in their possession, drawing 217,009 fans to a three-game series vs. the Giants. July 17 - Colorado tops one of its own attendance records, drawing 259,113 to a four-game series against St. Louis. August 7 - Again, the Rockies eclipse one of their own attendance marks, opening turnstiles for their 3 millionth fan in just the 52nd home date; 1993 saw Colorado crack 3 million in 53 dates. September 30 - The Colorado Rockies, the City of Denver and Feed the Children announce an innovative literacy program called "Hitting Home." The program, which will run through the end of the 1995-96 school year, will distribute two books to 2,300 students. October 31 - Colorado promotes Dick Balderson to vice president/player personnel and Tony Siegle is hired to replace Walt Jocketty as assistant general manager. November 2 - The Rockies announce they will be a major sponsor of the 1995 National Beep Ball Association World Series, which will come to Denver in August 1995. November 24 - Six thousand pounds of food and more than $700, collected at the Rockies Wives Food Drive held in April, is distributed on Thanksgiving Day through COMPA Food Ministries. -- 你這個討厭鬼、自私鬼、膽小鬼 什麼叫為我好啊.... 是為我好還是為你好啊？ 好什麼好阿...說我不懂，你才不懂咧.... 大學畢業了不起啊！ --

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