The Colorado Rockies into the 2010 baseball season hoping to return to the playoffs for the third time in four seasons. They played incredibly after the first two months of the season last year and became one of the most feared teams in the MLB. Colorado Rockies tickets were guaranteed to entertain fans with a win at Coors Field and were very likely to win on the road.

This year the Rockies aspire to play great baseball over the entire schedule. That will not be easy though. The starting rotation lost Jason Marquis and is hoping one of the pitchers that had a good season in 2009 can have a great 2010. Meanwhile, Jason Hammel has been brought in from Tampa Bay to take the fifth spot. The bullpen was iffy last season and will remain so this season with closer Huston Street being the only remotely sure thing.

Rockies tickets should be good for a winning team at home no matter how well the pitchers perform thanks to a very loaded offense. In this pre-steroid age when 20 homeruns is suddenly a respectable number again, Colorado has six potential 20-plus homerun hitters. The entire infield is a threat to go deep apart from contact-hitting first baseman Todd Helton and the only outfielder unlikely to go deep (Dexter Fowler) is a base-stealing threat. This team is not going to make a great deal of contact, but they will punish other teams going deep.