NL West: Takeaways in an unexpectedly mediocre division

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Colorado Rockies

In reviewing the Rockies’ playing time trends, quite a few previous assumptions can be confirmed. In recent articles, we have written of the sneaky, near-everyday contributions from TJ Rumfield (see PT Tomorrow from April 11th) and Troy Johnston (see PT Tomorrow from April...

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