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ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS VS COLORADO ROCKIES

Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper and Colorado Governor Bill Ritter (R) throw out the "first pitch" on Opening Day at Coors Field in Denver on April 2, 2007. Colorado lost 8-6 to Arizona in its 2007 season home opener. (UPI Photo/Gary C. Caskey)

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