1994 Colorado Rockies season
The last year at Mile High Stadium, stopped at 53-64 by the players' strike.
The 1994 season was the Rockies' second and their last at Mile High Stadium. Under Don Baylor they were 53-64, third in the National League West and six and a half games back, when the players' strike stopped the season after 117 games on August 12.
Quick Facts
- Season
- 1994
- League
- National League
- Division
- West
- Ballpark
- Mile High Stadium
- City
- Denver, Colorado
- Record
- 53–64 (.453)
- Divisional place
- 3rd
- Owners
- Jerry McMorris
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Background
Fans kept coming: 3,281,511 attended the 57 home games before the strike, an average of 57,570, and the Rockies led the majors in home attendance. The team scored 573 runs and allowed 638. It tied the Chicago White Sox for the most triples in the majors, 39, while its pitchers hit 49 batters, also the most. Ellis Burks and Walt Weiss were among the winter signings.
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