The time has finally come. After an impressive 10-year streak, it appears that the Rockies will not have a player receive the starting nod for the 2021 MLB All-Star game. The first phase of voting for the Midsummer Classic concluded on June 24, with only the top three vote recipients (top nine for outfielders) at each position moving on to the final phase to decide the starters. Since no Rockies player appears to be in the mix for that honor of moving on, it seems right to look back on the previous decade of Rockies All-Star game starters.
2010: Ubaldo Jiménez
It’s not often that a pitcher for the Rockies makes the All-Star Game, let alone get penciled in as the starter, but such a thing happened in 2010 for Ubaldo Jiménez. The Rockies’ right-hander was virtually unhittable in the first half of the 2010 season. Leading up to mid-July, Jiménez was 16-2 with a 2.20 ERA, 113 strikeouts, an opponent batting line of .198/.280/.302, and let’s not forget the no-hitter he tossed
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