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Rockies history shows that their road average tends to be low, but the road runs and on-base percentage tend to be considerably higher during their successful seasons. For example, the 2007 team that went to the World Series hit .261 on the road but had a .336 OBP and scored 382 runs. The 2009 team hit .235 on the road -- lower than in either of the last two years -- but compiled a .319 OBP and scored 340 runs.
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