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.
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.
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.
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.
The Colorado Rockies didn’t have any question marks in the starting rotation, but there was one significant question in the fifth spot. The Rockies answered that question for opening day.
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.
The Colorado Rockies are ready for opening day, looking to get the season off to a better start than at any point in 2025. New full-time manager Warren Schaeffer has gone through his first spring training as the Rockies manager, and he's already been making decisions for opening day.
On Sunday morning, the Colorado Rockies announced the following position players will break camp with the team: Mickey Moniak (OF) Jake McCarthy (OF) Brenton
The Colorado Rockies aim for a stronger season from the start compared to last year’s poor performance. With spring training nearing its end and the regular season approaching, the Rockies' starting lineup and rotation look to be taking shape for the 2026 campaign.
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.
Thomas Harding announced this morning that Rockies right-hander RJ Petit (No. 23 PuRP) has undergone Tommy John surgery after suffering the initial injury on March 4 against Team USA.
After several weeks of intense and exciting international competition, the 2026 World Baseball Classic has sadly drawn to a close. The sadness stems from the fact that the next tournament will not come until either 2029 or 2030—and may come with changes to the scheduling and format.
Spring training is the time to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. A few players for the Colorado Rockies have taken full advantage this year.
It’s been a busy spring training for Colorado Rockies infielder Ryan Ritter, who made his MLB debut in 2025. In addition to playing second, third, and short, he’s also spend some time in the outfield.
A contingent of Colorado Rockies prospects faced off against a contingent of Arizona Diamondbacks prospects in the third annual Spring Breakout game, and the heat ended up being a little too much for the Rockies prospects to handle.
With so many changes for the Colorado Rockies, it's nice to have a little consistency. That's where Kyle Freeland comes in. Freeland has been named the opening day starter for the Rockies when they play the Miami Marlins on Friday.
Change has been the watchword for the Colorado Rockies since the last regular season ended. From a brand-new front office to a myriad of personnel changes, the Rockies seem intent on turning the page from last year's 119-loss season and start the long road back to respectability.
The Colorado Rockies have already decided that Kyle Freeland will be their opening day starting pitcher. After that, there’s a clear line of experience.
The Colorado Rockies made a decision that was being held over their heads all spring. The first base position has been an area of interest for the Rockies, as many players were fighting for the opening day role.
Kyle Freeland will take the ball for the Rockies on Opening Day in 2026 — the fifth Opening Day nod for a pitcher who has quietly built one of the most unique résumés in franchise history.
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
Team Italy has kept up their undefeated World Baseball Classic run all the way to the semifinals. Now, they’ll be taking on Team Venezuela with the winner battling for the WBC title.