By Adry Torres

NEW YORK - The Colorado Rockies have seemingly tried every single idea imaginable to  solve the intricacies of pitching in the Mile High city.

Sinker ball pitchers. Hard throwing pitchers. Finesse pitchers. A humidor.

In June, the Rockies brought up the idea in which they not only went with a four-man staff but crazily enough became perhaps the first team ever in baseball to limit their starters to just 75-pitches.

As veteran catcher Ramon Hernandez told FOX Deportes after last night’s game against the New York Mets, “there’s always a first time for everything.”

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