Bill Schmidt’s first full season as the Rockies’ general manager was highlighted by the signing of outfielder Kris Bryant to a seven-year, $182 million contract and the hope that the club would be, if not a playoff team, then at least in the hunt.
But injuries have limited Bryant to 42 games and he won’t play again this season. And the Rockies headed into Saturday night’s game against San Diego in . . .
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