The Colorado Rockies have plenty of difficult roster decisions ahead during this offseason. One of the more interesting ones will be with a pitcher who really isn’t slated to go anywhere unless the team decides they no longer want him.
Last Saturday, Tommy Tanous, the Colorado Rockies Assistant General Manager – Player Development & Scouting, spoke with Purple Row about his first season with the organization.
The Colorado Rockies have a lot to do this offseason. If they want to keep Hunter Goodman around, they are going to have to start paying him like the cornerstone piece he has become.
When thinking about the Colorado Rockies and their biggest flaw, the easiest answer that comes to the forefront of everyone's minds is in regards to the team's pitching staff.
The thing to take into consideration when discussing the Colorado Rockies is that progress is not linear, but the team is headed in the right direction despite posting its fourth consecutive 100-loss season.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
The Colorado Rockies need a lot of help in many areas. After finishing 58-104, the Rockies have cracks in their performance that may or may not be fixed in one offseason.
It's been eight years since the Colorado Rockies had a winning season—no postseason since 2018, when they went 91-72. It's been a long rollercoaster since then.
Once again, it wasn't an easy year for the Colorado Rockies, who lost 100 games for the fourth straight season. However, they won 15 more thanin 2025, and while progress isn't linear, the Rockies are headed in the right direction.
It seems easy to be skeptical about the Colorado Rockies, who again lost 100 games in the year, but keep in mind this team came inches from the worst season in history in 2025 and then managed to win 15 more games in just one offseason.
It was a trying season for the Colorado Rockies, and when someone sees that they lost 100 games again, they are easily discouraged. However, even with a trying September, the Rockies won 15 more games than a year ago.
The Colorado Rockies season has come to an end with a 58-104 record. Now, it's time for the offseason. The roster will see some changes. Some current players have other contracts expiring, and some joined the organization on one-year deals.
Hunter Goodman went deep twice to surpass 40 home runs and the visiting Colorado Rockies eliminated the Chicago White Sox from the American League Central Division race with a 9-6 win on Saturday night.
DENVER – There’s nothing positive about losing 100 games four years in a row. For a franchise that once prided itself on having never reached that salacious
In leading the Arizona Diamondbacks to a 5-3 win over the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday and keeping their postseason hopes alive for one more day, Corbin
The Rockies have sent infielder Vimael Machín outright to the Arizona Complex League, per his transactions tracker at MLB.com. He has the right to elect free agency but the log doesn’t indicate whether he will do so or not.
The Colorado Rockies‘ tough times have continued in 2026. Tuesday’s 7-2 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks marked Colorado’s 100th loss of the season and its fourth straight year with triple-digit losses.
Arizona understands that the odds of catching one of three teams sitting in National League wild-card positions are long, but the Diamondbacks aren't giving up hope.
The Colorado Rockies ended Tuesday on the wrong side of MLB history. They became the first team in 61 years to lose 100 games for the fourth consecutive season.
The Colorado Rockies didn't end the postseason hopes of the Seattle Mariners over the weekend, but they could help eliminate the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks when the teams open a three-game series Tuesday night in Denver.
The Rockies announced that they have reinstated left-hander Jose Quintana from the 60-day injured list and designated infielder Vimael Machín for assignment.
For the first time since Aug. 1, New York Yankees infielder Anthony Volpe took swings in an MLB contest during Thursday's home game against the Colorado Rockies.