Oscar Gandarilla called his son out of school Thursday in Rawlins, Wyo., and the father-son duo made the trek south to Coors Field — all to hear snippets of a single song one last time. Yes, the 36-year-old Denver native wanted to get a final in-person glimpse of his favorite Rockies player, Charlie Blackmon — the bearded, hard-nosed, sweet-swinging left-hander who’s called Coors Field home for 14 seasons. But it was more than that as Blackmon, 38, was set to retire on Sunday.
Comment on For Rockies fans and No. 19 himself, Charlie Blackmon’s “Your Love” walk-up song became an indefatigable Coors Field anthem
Kyle Newman, Denver Post
Fri, 09/27/2024 - 12:50pm
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