| Date | News |
| 8/26/10 | Huston Street was not available Wednesday night after pitching in three straight games. |
| 8/23/10 | Huston Street will retain his ninth inning role for the Rockies.
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| 8/22/10 | Rockies closer Huston Street entered Friday's game against the Diamondbacks in the ninth inning with a two-run lead. He gave up a leadoff single and walked the next batter but struck out the next two to get one out away from his 10th save of the year. But Miguel Montero lined a two-run double to right field to tie the game and give Street his fourth blown save of the year. "I need to be able to finish guys. I had every single hitter in the inning two strikes, except for the guy I intentionally walked. Two of them 0-2 and they ended up getting on base," Street said. "It's just frustrating. There's just no two ways about it." Street threw 33 pitches in his inning of work, walking two and striking out two while raising his ERA to 4.61. |
| 8/19/10 | Thanks to a game-ending assist at home plate, Huston Street picked up his ninth save with a scoreless 10th as the Rockies edged the Dodgers 3-2 on Wednesday. |
| 8/13/10 | Huston Street tossed a scoreless ninth inning in Wednesday's 6-2 win over the Mets. |
| 8/12/10 | Huston Street returned to action on Wednesday August 11.
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| 8/11/10 | Huston Street was unavailable for Tuesday's game against the Mets to be with his wife for birth of his child. |
| 8/08/10 | Manager Jim Tracy said Huston Street will be unavailable to pitch Sunday due to his heavy workload lately. |
| 8/08/10 | Huston Street blew his second save of the season on Saturday as the Rockies fell in extra innings to the Pirates. |
| 7/30/10 | Huston Street (abdomen) was available to pitch in Thursday's game against the Pirates. |
| 7/29/10 | Rockies closer Huston Street (abdomen) returned to the team but won't pitch in Wednesday's game. |
| 7/28/10 | Huston Street, who was hospitalized after being struck by a line drive during batting practice Tuesday, was diagnosed with a right abdominal contusion. Street is "at home, resting comfortably," according to the team, and is availability is currently listed as day-to-day. That's wonderful news, considering the scary scene at Coors Field earlier this afternoon |
| 7/04/10 | Huston Street earned his second save of the season with a perfect ninth inning against the Giants on Friday night. |
| 6/30/10 | Huston Street picked up his first save with a perfect ninth Tuesday versus the Padres. |
| 6/25/10 | Huston Street took a loss in relief after giving up a tiebreaking two-run homer in the 10th Thursday against the Red Sox. |
| 6/22/10 | Street was activated from the DL. |
| 6/22/10 | The Rockies expect to activate Street (shoulder) from the DL on Tuesday. Corpas allowed eight earned runs to the Brewers over consecutive appearances this weekend while getting only two outs. "Simply put, pitches he needs to make and execute, he hasn't done it the last couple of days," Tracy said. "Manny is the guy who has gotten us to the point where we are at right now and in a pennant race in the National League West. He's the guy we've handed the ball to in the ninth inning for the better part of two months. He threw a couple of bad pitches today." Corpas had a 2.37 ERA on Friday. It's ballooned to 4.19 over the last few days. |
| 6/18/10 | Huston Street (groin, shoulder) earned the win in a perfect ninth-inning during a minor league rehab appearance with Triple-A Colorado Springs on Wednesday night. |
| 6/16/10 | Rehabbing Rockies reliever Huston Street posted fastball velocity readings of 91-92 mph -- greater by 3-4 mph over previous outings -- while pitching for Triple-A Colorado Springs on Monday night, manager Jim Tracy said. |
| 6/13/10 | Rockies relief pitcher Huston Street expressed disappointment but understanding after learning Saturday that he'll have to make three more injury rehab appearances before being activated. |
| 6/10/10 | Rockies manager Jim Tracy remains hopeful reliever Huston Street's back-to-back stints with Triple-A Colorado Springs will bring him back to Denver on Saturday to be re-evaluated. |
| 6/09/10 | Rockies closer Huston Street gave up two runs and two hits, including a home run, for Triple-A Colorado Springs in Monday's 9-6 loss to Salt Lake City as part of his rehab assignment. But the results matter less than how he feels, and Street, who hasn't pitched in the Majors this season because of right shoulder and right groin injuries, reported no pain. |
| 6/06/10 | Street used 12 pitches to retire Reno during a perfect first inning, with one strikeout. |
| 6/02/10 | Rockies reliever Huston Street, whose season has been marred by a shoulder injury during Spring Training and a groin injury during a Minor League rehab assignment, is scheduled to resume his rehab for Triple-A Colorado Springs on Friday. |
| 5/26/10 | Rockies closer Huston Street's long and winding path back to the Major Leagues took a small step forward with a 20-pitch bullpen session at Coors Field on Tuesday afternoon. |
| 5/21/10 | Rockies right-handed closer Huston Street, who suffered a groin injury Saturday during his rehab for a shoulder injury that has kept him out of the Majors all season, said Wednesday he has been playing catch at 140 feet for three days. |
| 5/18/10 | The Rockies got some good news on Huston Street on Monday. Street was removed from a rehab appearance for Double-A Tulsa on Saturday because of a groin injury. Street was in the Minors as part of his recovery from shoulder trouble. At first, it was feared that the timetable for Street's return would be pushed back to mid- to late June. Now, it appears that won't be the case. |
| 5/14/10 | Rockies closer Huston Street, who has been on the 15-day disabled list all season with right shoulder inflammation, threw a scoreless inning for Double-A Tulsa on Thursday night to begin an injury-rehab assignment. |
| 5/06/10 | If all goes well with closer Huston Street's appearance in an extended spring camp game against the D-backs on Friday, he will be brought to Denver on Monday for a re-evaluation and could be sent out shortly thereafter for a Minor League rehab assignment, manager Jim Tracy said Wednesday. |
| 4/22/10 | Closer Huston Street, sidelined with inflammation in his right shoulder, played long toss from 120 feet Wednesday, manager Jim Tracy said. The right-hander made 60 to 70 throws. |
| 4/16/10 | Huston Street (shoulder) made 40 throws Thursday afternoon at extended spring training in Tucson, Arizona.
Street's throwing program is officially underway and the Rockies should be able to put together a timetable for his return shortly. For what it's worth, he's aiming to rejoin Colorado's bullpen by early May. Franklin Morales will continue manning ninth-inning duties while he is out. |
| 4/14/10 | Rockies manager Jim Tracy announced that left-handed starting pitcher Jeff Francis and right-handed closer Huston Street, both on the disabled list with shoulder stiffness, each had 25-pitch sessions of light catch on Monday. |
| 4/07/10 | It appears the Colorado Rockies will be without closer Huston Street until at least mid-May, according to the Denver Post. He was apparently hoping to be back by May 1 but the team is apparently slowing down its plans for him in hopes that it will put a dent in any chances for re-injury. Franklin Morales figures to get the majority of SV chances will Street is out. |
| 4/03/10 | Street was placed on the DL. |
| 4/01/10 | Street slowing things down. "I'll start throwing, no set timetable, but I'm hoping by next week," Street said. "And we think because of the strengthening, it'll move more quickly once I start. |
| 3/25/10 | Street is scheduled to throw tomorrow, but there is no timetable yet for his return. |
| 3/21/10 | An MRI on Street's shoulder showed no structural damage. However, there is still inflammation in the shoulder that must calm down, so he will need some time to rebuild is throwing program. He will probably not be ready for Opening Day. |
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