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Albuquerque Isotope Gets Called up to Rockies and Gets First Big League Hit

  • On Friday, June 6, the Colorado Rockies called up 24-year-old Ryan Ritter to replace injured shortstop Ezequiel Tovar ahead of a series against the Mets.
  • Ritter’s promotion followed Tovar’s placement on the 10-day injured list retroactive to Tuesday due to a strained left oblique sustained earlier that week.
  • Ritter, a 2022 fourth-round selection out of Kentucky, stood out in Triple-A Albuquerque by hitting.381 with 12 home runs in May, earning recognition as the league’s top player for that month.
  • In his major league debut Friday night, Ritter led off and hit a triple for his first MLB hit amid about 20 family members attending, prompting Rockies manager Warren Schaeffer to say, "I'm just happy for him."
  • Ritter’s call-up highlights Colorado’s strategy to inject youth into the roster while Tovar recovers, with Schaeffer praising Ritter’s versatility and competitive skill set across infield positions.
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Rockies bring up prospect Ryan Ritter, lines triple in major league debut with family in the stands

DENVER (AP) — Ryan Ritter's major league debut Friday night was cause for a family gathering. Mom, dad and all six of his younger siblings arrived at Coors Field for the special occasion.

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The Longmont Leader broke the news in on Thursday, June 5, 2025.
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