Take a moment to consider these comments from Rockies owner Dick Monfort:
“I’m the most frustrated person in the world.”
“This year was very tough. It was without a doubt the hardest year I’ve been through.”
Seems like fair assessments for 2020, right? From an owner in a sport that slashed its season to one third the usual size where the average club lost $100 million, on top of the team having a lousy, far-from-playoff-worthy season?
It would make sense, except for the fact that these comments came after the 2019 end-of-the-season press conference, where Monfort also said, “I don’t think we have a lot of flexibility next year of making some great big splash.