When Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki was asked about the team's 12 doubles hit through two games, he told the Denver Post, "Pretty cool.” The team's 12 doubles through two games marked the first time that has happened since the 1912 New York Giants.
“What sticks out to me when I hear that, is that I’m really happy that it’s on the road. The first thing we would hear if we were at home was about how it’s a hitter’s ballpark, and they are at home, so that’s why all the doubles. So wait until they go on the road.”
The shortstop, who went two for five with one RBI in the team's 5-2 win over the Brewers, was asked about the team's 2-0 record.
“What does it mean? It means we are 2-0. And tomorrow we have a chance to sweep. We keep hearing that we are not a good team on the road, so we can keep answering some critics about us not being a good road team.”