Fanarchy Field Notes • Rockies rally late with a three-run seventh inning to edge Athletics. • Ryan Ritter's solo shot in the fifth sparks Colorado's comeback. • Jaden Hill secures the win with a solid inning of relief work. • Edouard Julien ties the game with a clutch homer in the seventh. • TJ Shook locks down the save, preserving the Rockies' narrow victory. 🔒
Rockies' RJ Petit is sidelined with Tommy John surgery, missing 2026 and likely part of 2027. As the Rule 5 pick, his absence impacts roster strategy. Petit will be on the 60-day IL, with his future hinging on 2027 activation for Rule 5 control. 🤔
Mushinski's stint with the Rockies ends as he opts out after an inconsistent camp, striking out many but allowing too many runs. His exit leaves the Rockies with limited lefty options in the bullpen for 2026. ⚾
Kyle Karros and TJ Rumfield earned Opening Day spots with the Rockies after strong springs. Manager Warren Schaeffer announced the roster, including Ryan Feltner as the fifth starter and Brett Sullivan making the team. One roster spot remains open.
Michael Lorenzen returns to the mound for the Rockies after his World Baseball Classic stint, facing off against the Athletics' Jeffrey Springs at Salt River Fields. Spring training drama unfolds as Lorenzen looks to build on his international success.
Rockies' infielder Ryan Ritter is expanding his versatility by playing multiple positions, including outfield, during spring training. After his 2025 debut, he's focused on maintaining strength and a sustainable routine for the long season ahead.
Ethan Holliday impresses with his arm during the Rockies' Spring Breakout. Wearing Troy Tulowitzki's iconic No. 2 jersey, Holliday continues to develop his game with a chip on his shoulder.
Fanarchy Field Notes • Rockies' bullpen falters as Mason Green blows the save in the ninth. • Troy Johnston's fourth-inning double sparked an early lead for Colorado. • Conner Capel's eighth-inning single gave Rockies a brief cushion. • Brett Squires' seventh-inning homer chipped away at Colorado's lead. • Rudy Martin's walk-off single sealed the Royals' comeback victory.
Kyle Freeland takes the mound for the Rockies in his final spring training start, facing Royals' Cole Ragans. Freeland prepares for a franchise-record fifth Opening Day start, showing sharp form this spring with limited innings.
Kyle Freeland's Coors Field performance highlights the challenges of measuring value with traditional WAR metrics. Historically, Freeland's reliance on weak contact and ground balls has been overlooked due to Coors' unique environment, which skews WAR figures.
Kyle Freeland will start for the Rockies against Sandy Alcantara in their Opening Day matchup against the Marlins. Freeland, a veteran southpaw, is embracing new pitching strategies as he kicks off his 10th season. ⚾
The Colorado Rockies are focusing on long-term development and organizational philosophy changes for 2026. Despite a rough outlook, they've added players like Michael Lorenzen and José Quintana. Any improvement from a dismal 2025 will be seen as progress. 📈
Rockies' bats were alive, but not enough to outslug the Giants in a 14-11 loss. Sugano took the mound, yet the Rockies couldn't close the gap in this high-scoring duel. ⚾
Rockies fans, it's prediction season! Purple Row invites you to forecast the team's 2026 record, award winners, and more. Join the community fun and see if your crystal ball is clearer than theirs. 🧙♂️
Rockies fans, it's prediction season! Purple Row invites you to forecast the 2026 Rockies' record, division champs, and award winners. Dive into the fun and see if you can out-guess the pros. 🏆
Rockies prospects Charlie Condon and Cole Carrigg impressed in spring training with strong OPS performances. Expected to start at Triple-A Albuquerque, both are eyeing potential MLB debuts in 2026. ⚾️
Ezequiel Tovar is gaining attention after a standout World Baseball Classic, earning a spot on the 2026 All-Tournament Team. Rockies fans have known his potential, but now the wider baseball world is catching on. 🌟
Hunter Goodman aims to refine his swing decisions to boost his performance for the Rockies. After a strong season with 31 homers, he's focusing on pitch selection to elevate his game. Goodman's quest for elite status continues.
Jose Quintana takes the mound for the Rockies against the Reds in Spring Training. After a rocky outing against the Rangers, Quintana looks to refine his form as he settles into the rotation. ⚾
Hunter Goodman shines as Rockies' top catcher after a stellar 2025, while Braxton Fulford and Brett Sullivan battle for the backup spot. The Rockies boast promising depth behind Goodman, crucial for their rebuild. ⚾️
Predicting the Rockies' 2026 Opening Day roster sees Hunter Goodman as the likely starting catcher, despite a rough Cactus League. Brett Sullivan is favored for the backup role, offering a lefty option and athleticism.
Predicting the Rockies' 2026 Opening Day roster: Hunter Goodman is set to lead as catcher, supported by Brett Sullivan. T.J. Rumfield and Edouard Julien lock first base. Kyle Freeland heads the rotation, while Jake McCarthy aims to spark the outfield. 🔍
Rockies drop to 11-12 after a 10-6 loss to the Mariners. Pitchers Ryan Feltner and Chase Dollander are in the spotlight, adjusting to secure a rotation spot. Manager Warren Schaeffer analyzes their performance.
Kyle Freeland is set for a franchise-record fifth Opening Day start, leading the new-look Rockies as they face the Marlins. Freeland's resilience and leadership are key as Colorado hopes for a fresh start after a challenging season.
Chase Dollander takes the mound for the Rockies in spring training action against the Mariners. With a 5.23 ERA and 6 strikeouts over 10.1 innings, he'll look to sharpen his performance. ⚾
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