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Rockies Have Two Players Selected for the Mid-Summer Classic
Berroa's Power and Clutch Hitting Earns Him a Spot
Geronimo Berroa has been a consistent offensive force and a true team leader throughout the first half. His ability to deliver in crucial moments combined with his power, has made him an indispensable part of the Rockies lineup. He notably hit his team-leading 19th home run just before the All-Star break, showcasing his ability to hit for power in an ballpark. His clutch hitting has been a highlight reel all season, and his selection is truly well-deserved.
Listach's On-Base Prowess and Defensive Grit Recognized
Colorado's dynamic infielder, Pat Listach has also earned an All-Star nod, a testament to his consistent on-base skills, defensive excellence, and his ability to spark rallies. Listach has been a catalyst at the top of the Rockies lineup, regularly getting and create havoc with his speed. Beyond his bat, his steady defense and high baseball IQ make him a complete player who epitomizes the grit of this Rockies team.
The Rockies have now had two selection to the All-Star Game in each of their first two years of existence. Berroa and Listach in 1994 join Dwight Gooden and Jeff Blauser from 1993 as National League All-Stars.
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