The Rockies' 2026 Statcast Awards highlight some standout metrics: Sterlin Thompson showcased impressive bat speed, averaging 75.4 mph. Edouard Julien led in average exit velocity at 90.8 mph, while Hunter Goodman smashed the hardest-hit ball at 116.2 mph. ⚾
The Colorado Rockies face an offseason of big decisions, especially on pitching strategy. After experimenting with various roles in 2026, resulting in a league-worst ERA, the focus is on crafting a more tailored approach for 2027. 🎯
MLB's proposal to shorten the season to 154 games could redefine the Rockies' quest for .500. Reduced games mean 77 at Coors Field, potentially aiding pitchers with more rest but adding doubleheader challenges. Could fewer games finally tilt the scales? ⚾
Carlos González, affectionately known as CarGo, joins the elite ranks of the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame. A Rockies legend, he dazzled fans with three All-Star appearances and a batting title in 2010. 🎉
Paul DePodesta highlights the Rockies' pitching woes, with a 7.00 ERA post-trade deadline and the worst record in the majors (58-104). Despite scoring decently, pitching remains the Achilles' heel, marking yet another season of triple-digit losses.
Kyle Freeland's 2026 season might be his swan song with the Rockies. Despite a career-high 6.65 ERA and negative rWAR, he set franchise records with his fifth Opening Day start and climbed to second in club strikeouts. A bittersweet year for the Denver native.
The Rockies can learn from the Athletics' missteps. As the A's struggled after relocating and lost fan support, Colorado should focus on maintaining strong ties with its fanbase while pursuing success on the field.
The Rockies boosted their win total by 15 games despite another 100-loss season and hiked ticket prices by 12% to align with MLB averages. Club president Walker Monfort emphasized the need for competitiveness, while ruling out a majority ownership change.
The Rockies' 2026 season post-mortem focuses on fixing starting pitching woes. Walker Monfort confirms no plans to sell the team, with the Penner Sports Group aiding in debt reduction. Offseason priorities include avoiding free agent blunders and building around Hunter Goodman.
The Rockies' rotation faces another overhaul this offseason as their pitching woes persist. With injuries and departures, the team needs to fill rotation gaps. Veterans like Lorenzen, Sugano, and Quintana were acquired, but results have been mixed.
Rockies president Paul DePodesta outlines an active offseason ahead, with increased resources and support from new investors. Despite a challenging season, the focus is on bolstering the baseball operation and building on the progress made. ⚾️
The Rockies face arbitration decisions for 2027, with five players eligible. Key figures include Hunter Goodman at $6.2M and Jimmy Herget, who struggled in 2026 with a 5.70 ERA. Decisions loom as the offseason window tightens before a potential lockout.
The Colorado Rockies are gearing up for 2027, with a press conference to discuss their offseason plans. Speculation includes a proposed trade that could send Hunter Goodman to the Rangers for pitching prospects. Internal moves and outfield strength are key focus areas.
Rockies fans face a tough choice: Troy Tulowitzki or Trevor Story at their peak? Both shortstops set a high bar with their dynamic play, making it difficult to pick a favorite. Their legacy highlights the rarity of elite shortstop talent in Colorado.
Tommy Tanous, Rockies' Assistant GM, shares insights on adapting scouting and player development to Coors Field's unique conditions. The former Mets exec highlights excitement and challenges in his first season with Colorado.
Jordan Beck's 2026 season with the Rockies unraveled as his role diminished following a hamstring injury and struggles at the plate. His future with the team is now uncertain after a disappointing .200 average and brief Triple-A stint.
Michael Lorenzen's 2026 stint with the Rockies was a letdown, logging a -1.7 rWAR. Despite high hopes as a veteran addition, Lorenzen struggled to provide the stability and innings Colorado needed, posting a 7.08 ERA over 115.2 innings.
The 2026 Rockies showed signs of improvement, trimming their losses to 104 from a staggering 119 in 2025. Securing their 10th win by April 22 and achieving 45 wins by early August, fans glimpsed hope for a brighter future despite a tough season.
Cole Carrigg was named NL Rookie of the Month for September, marking the third time a Rockies rookie has earned the honor this season. TJ Rumfield, a standout after being traded from the Yankees, led the NL in OBP, a rookie feat not seen in a century.
Despite a rocky season, the Rockies find hope in Hunter Goodman's stellar performance. The catcher smashed 41 homers, breaking his own franchise record for most in a season by a catcher. A bright spot in an otherwise challenging year. 🌟
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