An interesting tidbit.  In my first Coors Field game I saw Larry Walker's first ever home run in Coors Field, however, they didn't call it a HR (no replay then) so it went down as a double.  The Rockies were playing the Dodgers early in 1995 at Coors Field.....I remember Mondesi hit one OVER the LF stands early in the game.  He used to kill the Rockies, especially at Coors. Later in that game, Walker hits a screamer over the left/center field fence, but the ball hit the concrete at the base of the LF stands and bounced right back over onto the field.  It was a line drive home run so it happened quickly, but from my vantage in RF third deck the ball was clearly out.  The ump called it a double, and that was that.

Galarrraga will always be my favorite Rockies player, but Walker is easily the best player in franchise history (yes, even over Helton).  Larry was a legit HOF talent.  If he just could've stayed healthy, and maybe enjoyed baseball as much as he did hockey, he'd be in the HOF.