Colorado Rockies Suites

The 2016 Colorado Rockies are looking to end a streak of five consecutive losing seasons. With big trades dating back to mid-season last year to this offseason, the Rockies are rebuilding but not from ground zero. Stars like Nolan Arenado, Carlos Gonzales and Charlie Blackmon still provide plenty of power in this lineup.

As many Rockies fans know, Troy Tulowitzki is no longer on the team after being traded to the Blue Jays at the trade deadline last season. The Rockies have a new face of the franchise in Arenado. The shortstop had a breakout year last season with 42 home runs. Gonzales also hit over 40 home runs for the club, giving the Rockies one of the best hitting duos on any roster in baseball. DJ LeMahieu also had a career year last season as the Rockies everyday second baseman. The Rockies traded Corey Dickerson, which opened up a spot in the outfield for free agent Gerardo Parra. Jose Reyes was involved in domestic abuse charges during the offseason and will likely face a suspension for his involvement. Which could open the door for top prospect Trevor Story. Story should get a call-up at some point this season but will start in the minors. The Rockies won’t have an issue putting up runs at Coors Field, as usual, it’s the pitching that makes or breaks the Rockies season.

The Rockies pitching rotation will be led by Jorge De La Rosa. While is an efficient starter, he’s not the top ace this club hopes to have going forward. Chad Bettis and Jon Gray are two young pitchers who will start the season as starters. Both got called up last season but the Rockies are hoping Bettis and Gray will be at the front of their rotation for years to come. Jordan Lyles and Tyler Chatwood will fill out the rest of the spots. The Rockies did upgrade their bullpen by acquiring Jake McGee from the Rays. McGee will step in right away as the team’s closer. Jason Motte will also get some save chances but should be the set-up man. The pitching unit overall could see better numbers as the fences at Coors Field are being raised. So they should be able to keep hitters in the ballpark more often.

Watch the Rockies battle in the NL West from a private luxury suite. Coors Field suites offer both indoor and outdoor seating. Rockies suites include VIP parking, in-suite catering options and a dedicated suite attendant. Along with your luxury box, guests will have private entry into Coors field and exclusive access to VIP clubs. Suites for Rockies games offer the perfect setting for both business and pleasure.

Despite finishing 2014 with just 66 wins, the Colorado Rockies proved they are one of the most exciting teams to watch in baseball. The Rockies led the National League in home runs and runs scored by a large margin. Leading this offensive juggernaut is superstar Troy Tulowitzki, Carlos Gonzales, Justin Morneau, Nolan Arenado, Corey Dickerson and Charlie Blackmon. Both Dickerson and Blackmon were huge surprises for the Rockies in 2014. Arenado has won back-to-back Gold Glove Awards in his first two seasons. Manager Walt Weiss knows his lineup is one of the best in baseball when healthy but his two biggest stars, Tulowitzki and Gonzales have been injury prone most of their careers. Pitching in Coors Field has always been a struggle with the thin air. The Rockies rotation will be led by Jorge De La Rosa, Jhoulys Chacin, Jordan Lyles and Tyler Matzek.

You can watch the Rockies take the field from a private luxury suite at Coors Field. Rockies suites offers indoor and outdoor seating, keeping fans warmer on colder days. Rockies luxury boxes include VIP parking, in-suite catering options and a climate-controlled environment. A Coors Field suite will include 24 tickets with an option to purchase 8 additional suite tickets.

The Colorado Rockies finished at the bottom of the National League West in 2013. The team will look to improve and will have to do so without Todd Helton. Helton retired and for the first since 1997, the Rockies will have a new first baseman in Justin Morneau. The Rockies traded Dexter Fowler to the Houston Astros which will move Carlos Gonzales to center field. Gonzales has proven to be one of the National League’s best all-around hitters when he can stay healthy. CarGo along with shortstop Troy Tulowitzki both played less than 130 games last season. Manager Walt Weiss will have a strong lineup, it’s the pitching rotation that looks shaky. Jorge De La Rosa and newly acquired Brett Anderson will top the rotation. The Rockies hope third baseman Nolan Arenado will continue to show progress after a promising rookie campaign. You can watch the Rockies take the field from a private luxury suite. Coors Field offers indoor and outdoor seating in their suites. Luxury boxes include VIP parking, in-suite catering options and a climate-controlled environment.