A wacky season for the Colorado Rockies may be getting even wackier. The Rockies are considering rehiring their fired former manager Bud Black to serve as their new director of pitching, Bob Nightengale of USA Today reported on Sunday.
The Colorado Rockies are mired in a disaster of a season. Colorado is on pace to set a MLB record for the most losses in a campaign. While the team parted ways with their former manager Bud Black, it seems Black may not be done with the team.
The St. Louis Cardinals have had one of the most surprising seasons by a team in the National League. St. Louis has been cold this week, but still has a 36-33 record despite a loss against the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday.
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After the Colorado Rockies fired manager Bud Black after a historically bad start to the current campaign, the season has not gotten much better. It was another frustrating loss for the Rockies as the team was swept by the Texas Rangers, with All-Star third baseman Ryan McMahon having a distinct message for the team.
DENVER, Colo –– The Colorado Rockies announced manager Bud Black was relieved of his duties following the team’s 9-3 victory on Mother’s Day to snap an eight-game losing streak and rebound from the most embarrassing loss in franchise history.
The Colorado Rockies needed a scapegoat for their 7-33 start, and they chose the man who’s been managing the team since 2017. Bud Black got a vote of confidence from his general manager Saturday night.
The Colorado Rockies fired manager Bud Black on Sunday amid their historically awful start to the season, and Dave Roberts clearly believes the wrong person took the fall.
The Colorado Rockies snapped their eight-game losing streak on Sunday but still decided to move in a different direction by firing manager Bud Black. The Rockies also let go bench coach Mike Redmond.
Success in Major League Baseball can be measured in many ways; namely, winning a World Series. As a player, it is truly special. Meanwhile, doing so in the capacity of manager is a significant accomplishment, considering the pressure to succeed.
Three standout games in the division last week, for different reasons. And a change in Colorado after an historically bad start This week in the National League West was defined by three games.
The Colorado Rockies head to the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex to open a three-game interleague series with Texas Rangers on Monday without manager Bud Black, who was fired on Sunday.
The Colorado Rockies have officially fired manager Bud Black after the team opened the 2025 MLB season with a dismal 7-33 record. The move comes after years of declining performance and growing frustration among fans and leadership alike.
The Colorado Rockies dismissed manager Bud Black on Sunday while in the midst of one of the worst starts in major league history. Bench coach Mike Redmond was also let go by Colorado.
After a league-worst 7-33 start, the Colorado Rockies announced Sunday that manager Bud Black has been fired. Bench coach Mike Redmond was also let go.
A former World Series-winning hurler for the Kansas City Royals is reportedly on the hot seat as manager of a National League club. Colorado Rockies manager
As the Colorado Rockies have made changes to the coaching staff, there could be another major one beyond this season regarding manager Bud Black. With misfortune to the Rockies like with Kris Bryant’s injury, the team could be in the process in finding a replacement for Black if he were to step aside.
According to Bob Nightengale of USA Today, the Colorado Rockies already have a replacement manager in mind should this be the final year of Bud Black's tenure.
The Colorado Rockies have extended manager Bud Black's contract through the 2025 season. The move announced Tuesday comes despite the team posting its second straight season with 100-plus losses in 2024.
Bud Black, a veteran manager with nearly a decade of experience at the helm of the Colorado Rockies, will return for a ninth season, bringing stability and continuity to a team seeking resurgence.
In 2016, the Colorado Rockies hired 2010 NL Manager of the Year Bud Black as the team’s next manager. Since leading the Rockies to back-to-back playoff appearances in 2017 and 2018, this squad has struggled to find its identity and consistently be a playoff-caliber team.