There’s almost nothing that the Colorado Rockies will want to repeat from their historically awful 2025 season. But one of the few things they will want to repeat is Kyle Freeland’s Opening Day start.
The time is now. Fans are hopeful that the changes Paul DePodesta has brought to the Colorado Rockies will be fruitful in the win column. Let’s be honest, though, no one is expecting the Rockies to be a serious contender this year.
With spring training having finally drawn to a close and the first official day of the 2026 Major League Baseball season arriving, the Colorado Rockies have formally announced their Opening Day 26-man roster.
The Rockies announced they’ve designated reliever Keegan Thompson for assignment. The right-hander is out of options and didn’t win a spot in Warren Schaeffer’s bullpen.
One question facing the Colorado Rockies entering spring training was which prospects were going to make the Opening Day roster. This offseason, the new president of baseball operations, Paul DePodesta, made some moves to bring in some free agents and a trade to acquire outfielder Jake McCarthy from the Arizona Diamondbacks.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
Spring training has finally concluded, the Colorado Rockies roster is set, and the 2026 season officially begins for the club on Friday. With the conclusion
The Colorado Rockies don’t stand a puncher’s chance to claim a World Series title. I know, a very controversial take, but still a statement that has to be put out there.
The Colorado Rockies are currently undergoing a restructuring, and through spring training, more decisions have been made. The Opening Day roster hasn’t been announced yet, but a series of recent moves announced reflect both performance-based and early-season adjustments.
The Colorado Rockies infielder Edouard Julien received the blessing to make the Opening Day roster. Julien did just enough to earn a spot on the team. However, there are no guarantees that he will be there for the full season.
Much of the Colorado Rockies 2026 roster came into focus over the weekend in terms of position players and the starting rotation. This morning, they began crafting the bullpen into its final form.
The Colorado Rockies went out and made one of the most important trades of their offseason with the New York Yankees. The Rockies sent young pitcher Angel Chivilli to the Bronx in exchange for first base prospect T.J.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
Warren Schaeffer had a whirlwind 2025 season. He began as the Rockies’ third base coach but after 40 games, manager Bud Black was fired and Schaeffer was given the reins.
With the opening-day roster practically set, the Colorado Rockies are making final moves to clear up their roster. On Monday, the Rockies released veteran reliever John Brebbia and optioned reliever Valente Bellozo to the minor leagues.
The Rockies will carry first baseman T.J. Rumfield and catcher Brett Sullivan on their Opening Day roster, manager Warren Schaeffer announced over the weekend (link via Thomas Harding of MLB.com).
The Rockies announced that right-hander John Brebbia has been released from his minor league deal. It’s unclear if he triggered an opt-out or was simply let go.
Going into his first spring training as president of baseball operations of the Colorado Rockies, Paul DePodesta didn't make many big moves for a team that was coming off another 100-loss season in 2025.
The Colorado Rockies are near opening day, under new leadership and with a handful of new faces to help lead the way for 2026. And with the new leadership comes difficult, yet necessary, decisions that must be made.
Here we are on the eve of the 2026 MLB season, and we’ll have Colorado Rockies baseball this weekend. Finally, we will get to see the Paul DePodesta–Josh Byrnes rebuild strategy in action.
Rockies right-hander RJ Petit underwent Tommy John surgery with an internal brace on Friday, per Thomas Harding of MLB.com. He will miss the entire 2026 season and likely part of 2027 as well.
Left-hander Parker Mushinski was in camp with the Rockies on a minor league deal but is now heading back to free agency. Thomas Harding of MLB.com reports that the southpaw has been informed that he won’t break camp with Colorado and will now opt out of his deal.
One key factor for the Colorado Rockies to finish off games is a reliable bullpen. Every manager will need pitchers who can get out of high-leverage situations and pitch multiple innings if needed. The Rockies' bullpen is looking like a mix of youth and veteran pitchers.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — With a week remaining until Major League Baseball clubs take the field for the first time this season and 43 players remaining in big