Coors Field
COL Denver · home of the Colorado Rockies
Bid stats cover 2015 onward.
Bid Graveyard
The first hit lands earlier here than at any park in baseball — a mile above sea level, no bid breathes for long.
Coors Field has seen one no-hitter. It was thrown by Hideo Nomo for the Dodgers against the Rockies on September 17, 1996. Measured by how long the first hit takes to land, Coors Field is the park where a no-hit bid dies soonest in baseball, No. 30 of 30: the first hit lands in inning 1.59 on average, earlier than the league's 1.77.
First-hit profile
64% of first hits come in the 1stWhen the first hit lands at this park; dashed line is the league as a whole. The later the hits arrive, the friendlier the park is to a no-hit bid.
The home ballpark edge
home vs visiting pitchersHow the first hit falls for home pitchers versus visiting teams at this park. (In neutral-site games, MLB’s designated home team counts as the home side.)
Home pitchers
Visiting pitchers
League-wide, home teams hold off the first hit until inning 1.81 on average, and visitors only until 1.73. A single park’s split says as much about its home club’s pitching as about the park itself, and the sample is small.
Deepest bids at this park
since 2015| Pitcher | Side | Date | Opponent | Hitless |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chase Anderson | COL | 2023-09-15 ↗ | SF | through the 8th |
| Germán Márquez | COL | 2021-06-29 ↗ | PIT | through the 8th |
| Kyle Freeland | COL | 2017-07-09 ↗ | CWS | through the 8th |
| Frankie Montas | CIN | 2024-06-04 ↗ | COL | through the 6th |
| Jon Gray | COL | 2021-04-08 ↗ | AZ | through the 6th |
| Trevor Bauer | LAD | 2021-04-02 ↗ | COL | through the 6th |
| Germán Márquez | COL | 2017-05-10 ↗ | CHC | through the 6th |
No-hitters thrown at this ballpark
1 all-timeHideo Nomo no-hits the Rockies.
First no-hitter at Coors Field.
Season by season
Bids that reached the 6th hitless at this park, year by year. Gold years finished a no-hitter.