Saturday By Comparison: Arenado Climbs Coors Charts

Nolan Arenado has had an impact at Coors Field.

First, however, it might be worth noting that his career .320 average at Coors Field ranks 41st among players in Rockies history. His run production, however, is reaching elite levels.

Arenado delivered a home run in the Rockies 3-1 victory against the A's on Friday night, which gave him 100 career home runs and 356 career RBI at Coors Field. He is seventh on the all-time chart for both home runs and RBI.

Climbing the Charts at Coors

Player	HR	X	Player	RBI
Todd Helton	227	X	Todd Helton	859
Larry Walker	154	X	Larry Walker	520
Carlos Gonzalez	138	X	Carlos Gonzalez	467
Vinny Castilla	132	X	Dante Bichette	431
Dante Bichette	111	X	Vinny Castilla	422
Troy Tulowitzki	107	X	Troy Tulowitzki	385
Nolan Arenado	100	X	Nolan Arenado	356
Matt Holliday	91	X	Matt Holliday	307
Andres Galarraga	73	X	Brad Hawpe	266
Charlie Blackmon	68	X	Garrett Atkins	264

The Rockies, meanwhile, are on a roll. They are on a 17-5 run, which has improved their season record to 55-47,  equaling the second-best record in franchise history in the first 102 games of a season. It is also only the sixth time in 26 years that the Rockies have even had a winning record after 102 games.

102 and Rising

Tm	W	L	W-L%	RS	RA	Rdiff	Twl	Rank	Postseason
2017	58	44	.569	544	493	51	87-75	3	Wildcard
2018	55	47	.539	493	500	-7	TBD	TBD	TBD
2009	55	47	.539	503	455	48	92-70	2	Wildcard
1995	53	49	.520	550	545	5	77-67	2	Wildcard
1996	53	49	.520	619	635	-16	83-79	3
2010	52	50	.510	478	451	27	83-79	3
2007	51	51	.500	494	492	2	90-73	2	NL Pennant
2003	51	51	.500	550	555	-5	74-88	4
2000	50	52	.490	626	596	30	82-80	4
2016	50	52	.490	519	519	0	75-87	3