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DJ LeMahieu Returns to Coors Field as Yankees Shine and Rockies Hit Historic Low

The former Rockies star, now batting .211 after injury recovery, reflects on his Colorado years while his old team endures their worst 50-game start since 1901.

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Overview

  • DJ LeMahieu made his second return to Coors Field as a member of the Yankees, reminiscing about his seven seasons with the Colorado Rockies.
  • The Rockies, who haven’t reached the postseason since LeMahieu's departure in 2018, are enduring a franchise-worst 8-42 start through 50 games, the worst in MLB since 1901.
  • LeMahieu, recovering from a recent calf injury that kept him sidelined until May 13, is batting .211 this season and working to regain form.
  • During his Rockies tenure, LeMahieu won the 2016 NL batting title with a .348 average and became a three-time All-Star before signing with the Yankees in 2019.
  • LeMahieu expressed fondness for Coors Field and his former teammates, noting the challenges of watching Colorado’s struggles from afar.