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Cal Quantrill

Cal Quantrill

W
3
L
3
ERA
3.59
K
44
BB
21
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 3"/195 lbs
Bat: L
Throw: R
Born: Port Hope, Canada
College: Stanford
Draft: 2016 1st round (8th pick) by the
San Diego Padres
  • The Denver Post

    Rockies' bullpen collapses in 5-4 loss to Oakland A's

    Spoiler alert: The Rockies' bullpen is about as volatile as Colorado's May weather. On a night when shortstop Ezequiel Tovar had the first two-homer game of his young career and Cal Quantrill made another terrific start, the Rockies found a way to lose, 5-4, to the Athletics Tuesday night at the Oakland Coliseum. After a heartening seven-game winning streak, Colorado has now dropped four straight. Oakland snapped its eight-game losing streak.

  • The Denver Post

    Rockies Journal: Cal Quantrill making no excuses, is thriving at Coors Field

    For many major league pitchers, Colorado is Siberia, and Coors Field might as well be a gulag. The Rockies acquired him in a trade with Cleveland last November in exchange for minor-league catcher Kody Huff. Quantrill hasn't pouted or made excuses when his pitches don't behave as he expects them to at 5,280 feet. Last Thursday night, in Colorado's 9-1 rout of the Giants in LoDo, Quantrill pitched six innings, allowing one run on five hits and three walks.

  • Rockies lead from start to finish for the first time this year in 3-2 victory over skidding Pirates

    Ryan McMahon homered into the Allegheny River, Cal Quantrill pitched into the eighth inning and the Colorado Rockies finally held onto a lead during a 3-2 win over the struggling Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night. Colorado trailed in each of its first 31 games this season, a modern-era record. "I'll sleep a little better because I haven't been sleeping well at all," Rockies manager Bud Black said with a laugh after he was reminded that the streak was over. McMahon put the Rockies in front when he opened the sixth with a drive over the right-field stands against Martín Pérez for his fifth homer.