Only Modesto and Asheville played on Tuesday night, as Colorado Springs and Tulsa were postponed due to weather. The Springs will wait until August to make up these games while Tulsa plays a doubleheader on Wednesday.

Current Rockies prospects are facing former Colorado farmhands all over the place this week.

Asheville was the only affiliate to win on Saturday as wildness and hits batsman plagued the Rockies pitching prospects. Corey Dickerson has hit safely in every game he's played this year.

The Rockies affiliates won three out of four last night, while Tyler Anderson and the Modesto Nuts stumbled and fell to Stockton.

Rockies affiliates win two and lose two on Thursday. Drew Pomeranz was effective striking out nine and only walking one in 5.2 innings of a scoreless outing,

Colorado Springs continued their hot hitting, but the bullpen couldn't hold a seven run lead. Modesto enjoyed another strong pitching performance and Asheville held a ring ceremony for an old friend.

The Rockies' farm system went 2-2 on Tuesday night, with wins coming at the AA and A-Advanced levels.

Colorado Springs plated 19 runs and had about 80 baserunners in a win over Las Vegas. Elsewhere, Kyle Parker's walk-off HR propelled Tulsa to a comeback victory.

Tulsa was the lone winning farm club, but Tyler Matzek and Tyler Anderson pitched well. Meanwhile Corey Dickerson and Nolan Arenado take on the Mets top pitching prospect and crush him, only to lose in extra innings.

The Rockies minor league affiliates went 4-1 on Friday, as they were able to capitalize on some very strong pitching performances and offensive outbursts, including strong performances by Parker, Chatwood, and Rosell Herrera.