If you want to take a glass-half-full approach with the long-struggling Rockies, they won 15 more games in 2026 than they did last year. If you want to take a glass-half-empty approach, they went 6-18 in September and clinched the majors’ worst record (58-104) for the second straight season.
On Tuesday afternoon, Colorado Rockies President Walker Montfort and President of Baseball Operations Paul DePodesta met with media to answer end-of-the-year questions.
When new Colorado Rockies president of baseball operations, Paul DePodesta, was hired last November, he didn't make many big moves for the 2026 season.
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For the first time since taking over for the Colorado Rockies, Paul DePodesta will have a full offseason to plan ahead. From the looks of it, he has a lot of work to do.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Good morning, Purple Row! While much of MLB looks to the postseason with games starting today, the Colorado Rockies are turning to their rebuild, a point Paul DePodesta stressed in a recent conversation (linked below) with MLB.com’s Thomas Harding.
First-year Colorado Rockies president of baseball operations, Paul DePodesta, is quickly facing his first trade deadline in Denver. The Rockies will enter their weekend series at home against the Pittsburgh Pirates with just 28 wins on the season, but nobody can deny the small positive steps they have already taken in 2026.
When the new president of baseball operations leader Paul DePodesta, was hired in November, he was tasked with turning around an organization that was the Colorado Rockies, which was coming off three straight 100-loss seasons.
When the Colorado Rockies hired Paul DePodesta as their next president of baseball operations, the veteran front office executive across a couple of different sports knew he had a lengthy rebuild in front of him.
Change can be good sometimes. If there is one team that is finding that out, it's the Colorado Rockies. Once a laughing-stock, under the new president of baseball operations, Paul DePodesta, times are changing in Denver.
When Paul DePodesta took over as president of baseball operations for the Colorado Rockies, there was nowhere to go but up. Instead of making some quick decisions that could have backfired, he stayed patient and committed to the future.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
When the Colorado Rockies hired Paul DePodesta as their new president of baseball operations, there was nowhere to go but up. Coming off a third straight 100-loss season, the Rockies needed a new vision going forward.
When Paul DePodesta was hired in November as the president of baseball operations by the Colorado Rockies, he was tasked with turning around a franchise that was coming off another 100-loss season.
When Paul DePodesta was hired by the Colorado Rockies as their president of baseball operations in November, he knew what he was getting himself into. He was prepared for a long rebuild with a franchise coming off three straight 100-loss seasons.
When Paul DePodesta was hired as the new president of baseball operations for the Colorado Rockies in November, he knew he had a major rebuilding project in front of him.
After spending 10-seasons as the Cleveland Browns Chief Strategy Officer, Paul DePodesta is returning to Major League Baseball with clear intentions: make playing at mile-high altitude a strength, not a weakness.
Coming off a season where they went 43-119, there is nowhere to go but up for the Colorado Rockies in 2026. There were some big changes made, including changes in the front office with a new president of baseball operations, Paul DePodesta and a new general manager, Josh Byrnes.
The Colorado Rockies are looking to strengthen their international scouting presence. President of baseball operations Paul DePodesta indicated the organization will increase its involvement in Japan and NPB markets as the front office works through its rebuild.
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Colorado Rockies owner Dick Monfort must have recently watched the movie "Moneyball" and thought hiring one of those guys would be a good idea.
The Athletic’s Zac Jackson and ESPN’s Jeff Passan both report that Browns chief strategy officer Paul DePodesta is expected to leave Cleveland and take
The Cleveland Browns hired Chief Strategy Officer Paul DePodesta one decade ago. A decade later, many Browns fans wonder what that job title actually means.
Browns chief strategy officer Paul DePodesta was hired by the team in 2016 after a lengthy run in Major League Baseball front offices. Though his hire was an unconventional one, DePodesta has clearly gained the favor of Cleveland ownership.
Here are 20 facts about the film we find interesting, and we don’t care what the scouts say. It’s all in the numbers.
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