By Geoff Grammer / Journal Staff Writer   Todd Helton hasn’t got time for baseball’s new pace of play nonsense. About 25 minutes into Thursday’s school-day matinee baseball game at Isotopes Park, the all-time Colorado Rockies great, who is now a special assistant to the general manager for the big league club and spending the week with Albuquerque’s Triple-A squad, watched Isotopes first baseman D.J. Peterson get assessed a one-strike penalty for exceeding the time allowed for a hitter to get ready between pitches. With two outs and two strikes, the call by home plate umpire Dave Martinez ultimately had...