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Yardbarker · Jul 10, 2015

WATCH: Rockies assist grounds crew in taming wind-blown tarp

For the second time this week, a grounds crew at an MLB ballpark faced the wrath of Mother Nature as they attempted to drag a tarp over the infield during inclement weather. First, it was the crew at PNC Park who couldn’t tame a wind-blown tarp during a rainstorm. On Thursday night, it was the grounds grew at Coors Field’s turn during a game between the hometown Colorado Rockies and the visiting Atlanta Braves.

Wilin Rosario led the contingent of Rockies that featured manager Walt Weiss, first base coach Eric Young and several teammates.

“I’m utility,” Rosario said, smiling, according to a report from MLB.com. “I help my grounds crew. I help my team. Double. I do my thing, man.”

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