San Francisco Giants broadcaster suspicious of Troy Tulowitzki’s hot hitting at Coors Field
The budding National League West rivalry between the San Francisco Giants and Colorado Rockies appears to be getting hotter, thanks to a Giants broadcaster who says that Troy Tulowitzki’s phenomenal early season production at Coors Field is the result of Tulo “getting signs.”
Mike Krukow, the Giants’ color analyst for Comcast SportsNet Bay Area and NBC Bay Area telecasts, as well as KNBR radio broadcasts, was asked Tuesday about Tulowitzki’s .571 batting average at Coors Field.
“I swear he’s getting signs,” Krukow said on the KNBR morning show. “There is no way you can hit like that, for this long. I mean, if you hit .571, that’s for a weekend or a week. But you don’t do it for six weeks. That’s insane.”
Told about the comments, Tulowitzki said Wednesday morning, “I would rather not get involved in that. I don’t want to comment.”
