A Colorado Rockies hype piece? In this economy? Believe it or not, that’s exactly where this is going. Fresh off a 2025 season where they finished 43-119 with a convoluted -424 run differential, you’d be forgiven if you thought there wasn’t a single redeeming quality about the 2025 Rockies.
Although it may be hard to tell with the unseasonably warm weather this winter in the Mile High City, spring is in the air and on the horizon. Pitchers and catchers reported to the Rockies’ complex in Scottsdale, Arizona last week, with position players reporting yesterday.
The Colorado Rockies haven't been aggressive this offseason, and in fact, they've been rather quiet. Considering how brutal their 2025 campaign was, fans were hoping to see more movement.
Middleton became the highest-ever drafted pitcher for Southern Mississippi when the Rockies took him 45th overall in the 2025 draft (Middleton was 41st in MLB Pipeline’s draft rankings), signing the now 22-year-old right-hander to a $2.072 million bonus that was $100k under slot.
Last week, we explored some storylines concerning pitchers and catchers in spring training for the Colorado Rockies. Now that full-squad workouts have officially begun and games are right around the corner, we can turn to the position player group.
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.
The Colorado Rockies may be getting more of the same (read: nothing) out of Kris Bryant this season. Rockies manager Warren Schaeffer spoke with reporters on Tuesday ahead of the start of Spring Training.
The Colorado Rockies are working under new pitching coach Alon Leichman, who was hired in early December. With Leichman on board and Paul DePodesta now serving as the ballclub's president of baseball operations, the franchise has a new face.
After undergoing huge changes over the offseason, there is a different vibe around the Colorado Rockies as spring training begins for the 2026 season, according to Kyle Freeland.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
The Colorado Rockies have made some improvements this offseason in the form of cutting players, signing free agents, and making trades. Following a historically bad season, the Rockies have begun to put better pieces in roles they needed to fill.
Despite a professional career that has been marred by injuries and an accompanying loss in velocity, Sullivan keeps getting upper-minors hitters out — a lot of them via strikeout.
The 2025 Colorado Rockies led in a number of categories that most MLB teams would prefer not to lead. A case in point would be their Chase%, where the Rockies had an MLB-worst 31.7%.
Not a whole lot went right for the Colorado Rockies last season, getting off to a historically bad beginning that never got any better as the season progressed.
The Colorado Rockies have undergone a few changes this offseason to their front office and to their roster. Paul DePodesta is entering his first year as the ballclub's president of baseball operations, and notable names like starter Michael Lorenzen and utility man Willi Castro are now on the roster.
When you're fresh off 119 losses and have dropped 323 games over the past three years, change is welcome. For the Colorado Rockies this offseason, much of that change has come off the field.
A star ceiling was promised when Veen was made the ninth-overall pick in the 2020 draft and signed for a slightly above-slot value $5 million — but there
Scottsdale, Ariz. – Chase Dollander was drafted ninth overall in the 2023 MLB Draft and skyrocketed through the Colorado Rockies’ minor league system, finally making his MLB debut on April 6 last year against the Athletics.
GM A.J. Preller was busy dishing out contracts, signing veterans Nick Castellanos, Griffin Canning and German Marquez to one-year contracts to deepen the roster.
With the Colorado Rockies picking up free agents to improve their team heading into the 2026 season, there’s no denying that the ball club is looking to turn around the direction of the franchise.
Former Brewers top prospect Keston Hiura is heading to the Dodgers on a minor league deal, reports Jon Heyman of the New York Post. The agreement includes an invitation to MLB Spring Training.
The Colorado Rockies have landed a veteran pitcher to add to their rotation. The Rockies have reportedly agreed to a contract with Jose Quintana. Per ESPN’s Jesse Rogers, the deal is pending a physical.
The Rockies accumulated some interesting position player prospects over the past few years. Some of those names will be in 2026 Spring Training for the Rockies.