Colorado Rockies--A 9 game road trip to Chicago (600 ft Elev) in cold weather, then New York (40 ft) in warm weather and now in Miami (12 ft) with the closed roof and average temperature; the Rockies are finally fully adjusted to normal baseball exposure in terms of late pitch movement. They showed it yesterday while putting up 6 runs on 12 hits. The VMI indicates how adjusted each team is while traveling around the League. Right now the Rockies VMI is in the zero range, but on the plus side for the remaining games.
They began the trip at -25.55 just out of Colorado and into cold and very dense air. Late movement on pitches is far greater than Colorado norms, so its no wonder they struggled to put up average numbers. The only problem for them upon leaving Miami is they now go back home and start all over again getting used to little late movement -- then go on the road..............
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