Kyle Karros made his major league debut this season for the Colorado Rockies. The 6’5″ third baseman was drafted out of UCLA in the fifth round of the 2023 MLB Draft.
The 2025 season begin with the highest of hopes for fans of the Colorado Rockies, but things went even worse than could have been reasonably anticipated.
The Colorado Rockies struggled in most aspects of the game in 2025. While hitting was not great on the road and pitching was not great at home, defense provided a bright spot amidst a disappointing season.
In 2024, a 17-year-old second baseman from Bonao in the Dominican Republic had a solid, if unremarkable season with the Colorado Rockies’ Dominican Summer League.
Welcome to the 2025 edition of Ranking the Rockies, where we take a look back at every player to log playing time for the Rockies in 2025. The purpose of this list is to provide a snapshot of the player in context.
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Coors Field is notoriously known to have a high elevation and basically be a trampoline for baseballs. Playing in such an environment can have a quiet but serious effect on players.
Experience matters on a major league roster. I know that it may be considered heresy by some, but the Colorado Rockies need to have experienced veteran players on the roster.
Things seem to be happening for the Colorado Rockies in their front office search. After longtime general manager Bill Schmidt stepped down from his role and assistant general manager Zack Rosenthal also resigned, that seemed to pave the way for owner Dick Monfort to conduct a search that was outside of the organization.
The Colorado Rockies prospects playing with the Salt River Rafters in the Arizona Fall League experienced a truncated first week of action. Hurricane Priscilla’s landfall led to the AFL postponing games on Saturday and canceling Sunday’s games.
The Colorado Rockies have a lot of decisions to make this winter, both when it comes to front office hirings and the roster itself. Following their worst season in franchise history, it is clear that a change needed to happen.
Coming off a historically bad year, there is nowhere to go but up for the Colorado Rockies. There are going to be needs everywhere this winter when assembling the roster for 2026.
The Colorado Rockies have some intriguing decisions to make when it comes to their upcoming offseason, with a few players set to be unrestricted free agents, and some others set to be eligible for arbitration.
The Colorado Rockies haven’t tipped their hand when it comes to their search for a new general manager. The organization has made it clear they’re looking for someone from outside the organization that has worked in small markets and emphasizes developing talent and managing costs to build a winner.
The progress of outfielder Jared Thomas is one of the significant success stories in the Colorado Rockies organization in 2025. His play earned him a spot in the Arizona Fall League, the premier postseason league for young prospects that Major League teams hope can get to the show one day.
The Colorado Rockies weren’t shy about calling up McCade Brown in August, even though he had never thrown a single inning above Double-A. Could Colorado give Sean Sullivan the same treatment?
The Colorado Rockies are coming off one of the worst seasons in franchise history. There were a lot of negatives that came out of their 119-loss campaign.
The 2025 Arizona Fall League season is underway and there’s been plenty of Colorado Rockies prospects to keep an eye on. One of those prospects is their second-round pick from the 2024 MLB draft.
The Colorado Rockies could not get anything going this season. They finished with 119 losses and there were very few players on the team that actually played well, so they have some things to fix moving forward.
Former Colorado Rockies General Manager Bill Schmidt announced on Wednesday, October 1, that he was resigning, opening up the position for the first time since 2021, when Schmidt originally took over the role.
The Colorado Rockies officially parted ways with general manager Bill Schmidt Wednesday morning, finalizing what had become an expected decision after one of the worst seasons in MLB history.
Colorado getting a new perspective could help it sign better free agents, draft better and create an overall better atmosphere after finishing 43-119 in 2025.
Following his last start of the season Saturday, Right-hander Germán Márquez‘s career with the Colorado Rockies is almost assuredly over. Márquez has been a staple in the Colorado rotation since 2017.