DENVER -- There's no doubt that when the Rockies play at Coors Field, they are one of the best teams in the National League. The problem is that they only play half their games there. A nearly flawless homestand, in which the Rockies went 6-1, has Colorado back in contention in the NL West. But if the team wants to stay relevant, it's going to have to take its success outside of Denver. The Rockies begin a 10-game road trip on Friday in Cincinnati that will likely make or break this season. "This road trip is going to be pivotal," catcher Chris Iannetta said. "If we can come back home after having a really good road trip, then we're going to be in a good place." The Rockies haven't proven they can win on the road this season. Their 14-36 road record is the worst in the Majors, and both their offense and pitching sputters when...
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