Coors Field gives Tulo ovation in first AB

Troy Tulowitzki receives a warm ovation from the Coors Field crowd in his first at-bat since being traded to the Blue Jays in 2015


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[cleekmaker]

During this AB, you could hear the Fans chanting "TU-LO, TU-LO" just like they did when he was a Rockie...

Definitely a goose bump moment at Coors Field.

[hudson]

From a Rockies fan, glad to see Toronto is treating Tulo well. Blue Jays have some great fans and they're always a competitive team. It hurts like hell seeing #2 not in purple, but at least he went somewhere good.

[Ironman]

Rockies fans, undoubtedly among the classiest fans in all of baseball.

[CrociatoAzzurro]

Blue Jays fan here.  Have to give props to the Rockies Catcher who goes for a stroll to the mound to let Tulo have his moment.  He didn't need to talk to the Pitcher.  Seems like Tulo recognized that as he gave him a head-nod when he returned.

[danielchacon]

I was at the game and i was full of goosebumps

[Sylvieboy]

*claps 9 times* TULO!! *Claps 9 times* TULO!! <3

[gonzo_]

Great player to be a Rockie, but it sad to see him go. But at least he's still in the Majors. And I was at the game yesterday siting in the second deck right across from the Rockies Bullpen. #ImissyouTulo 😱😱😱😰😰😰😰

[HARVEYSHEL]

Best SS in baseball for years, so much fun to watch play the game no injuries lock HOF⚾⚾🎯

[devingonzales]

I was at this game, after I was done screaming TU-LO.. I wanted his ass struck out! Lol but instead he grounded out and Nolan Arenado threw him out at first, go figure haha

[jellyfishgirlishere]

What a horrible run franchise. Good job trading away your heart and soul

[steaminsteve]

that standing ovation was weak AF. take a look at the toronto greeting for TULO. he's happy now.