Rockies Interested In Jennings

Who can forget the Jason Jennings who posted a 3.78 ERA in 212 innings for the 2006 Rockies? The Astros sure can't, letting the veteran walk away after shelling out Willy Taveras, Jason Hirsh, and Taylor Buchholz just to acquire the right-hander in last year's off-season.

Now the Rockies want to sign Jennings back to the team that made him famous, potentially offering a 2-year $7.5M deal with a surplus money that can be had with a certain amount of starts. Jason has said that he is holding no grudge with Colorado at all, but wants to explore the market first.

Aaron Cook To Start Game 4

Colorado Rockies made a decision today on RHP Aaron Cook, moving him from the DL into the World Series roster. He also told the media that Aaron will indeed start game 4, a risky decision since he's been out since August with an oblique strain. Cook was very good during the season, going 8-7 with a 4.12 ERA in 166 IP's. The move will probably bump Taylor Buchholz out, as Franklin Morales will be forced to move to the bullpen.

On the other side of the field, the Boston Red Sox have announced that Jacoby Ellsbury will start in center-field during Game 1. Knuckleballer Tim Wakefield also won't be on Boston's roster, most likely because of back and shoulder problems.