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. 🌟
Sterling Carrigg has been named NL Rookie of the Month for September. The Rockies' talent shone in the final stretch, earning recognition for his standout performance. 🌟
Paul DePodesta, Rockies' PBO, is gearing up for the offseason, signaling readiness to make early moves as the team plans its rebuild after enduring a fourth consecutive 100-loss season. 🏔️
The 2026 Colorado Rockies season review ranks players by rWAR, highlighting Kris Bryant's tenure as a notable chapter. The rankings offer an objective look back on every player who donned a Rockies uniform this season.
The Rockies wrapped up 2026 with a 58-104 record, marking their fourth straight 100-loss season. Bright spots include Hunter Goodman's 41 home runs and Charlie Condon's recognition as the PCL's "Top MLB Prospect" and All-Star.
Rockies president Paul DePodesta is ready to make early offseason moves following the team's third consecutive 100-loss season. With the front office now stable, expect proactive trades and free agency actions to address glaring needs.
The Rockies face an offseason of questions after a 15-game improvement to 58-104 in 2026. Kyle Freeland's future is uncertain after a rough season, and the team's approach to trading players will be crucial as they aim for respectability in 2027.
Fanarchy Field Notes • Colorado Rockies took a brief lead in the 3rd when Connor Norby’s sacrifice fly scored Jordan Beck, making it 1-0. But the joy was short-lived. 😤 • Kyle Freeland struggled again, allowing 4 runs in just 4 innings. It’s been a tough stretch for him, with 4+ earned runs in his last three outings. • Randal Grichuk and Brenton Doyle turned the game around with homers in the 3rd, giving the White Sox a 4-1 lead. Talk about a momentum shift! • Cole Carrigg launched a solo...
The Colorado Rockies, currently 58-103, are coming off a win against the Chicago White Sox, thanks to a powerful offensive display. Hunter Goodman led the charge with two home runs, bringing his season total to 41, while Ezequiel Tovar added his 13th homer. Despite José Quintana's brief outing, the bullpen, highlighted by Ryan Feltner's solid relief work, managed to hold the lead. 🚪💣 Playoff odds: 0% — firmly out of contention, the Rockies continue to focus on building for the future.
Hunter Goodman blasted his 40th and 41st homers, setting a record for NL primary catchers with 25 road dingers. The Rockies, despite a tough season, are keen to keep him, spurning trade inquiries. Goodman eyes joining the elite multi-time 40-homer club.
Fanarchy Field Notes • Hunter Goodman powered the Rockies with two homers, reaching 40 for the season, and leading the team to a 9-6 win over the White Sox. 💥 • Jose Quintana had a rocky start, allowing 2 ER in 3.0 IP, but Ryan Feltner stepped in to throw 3.2 scoreless innings for the win. • Ezequiel Tovar added to the offensive explosion with a solo homer in the 4th, extending the lead to 5-2 and keeping the pressure on Chicago. • The Rockies erupted for 4 runs in the 9th, highlighted by...
Hunter Goodman’s 40th leaves in a hurry. Rockies extend the lead, answer right back.
9/26/1997: Larry Walker belted the final homer of his NL MVP campaign. He finished the year with a .366/.452/.720 with 49 homers, 46 doubles, 130 RBI, 143 runs scored, 33 steals, and a Gold Glove.
The Colorado Rockies are currently on a five-game losing streak, holding a record of 57-103, which ties their second-most losses in club history. Despite standout performances from players like Cole Carrigg, who posted a .318 average with 5 RBIs over the last week, the team's overall offensive struggles and high strikeout rate have contributed to their challenging season. As they prepare to face the Chicago White Sox, the Rockies' rotation and lineup continue to search for consistency amid a...
Tomoyuki Sugano, in a potential last start with the Rockies, was outshined by Munetaka Murakami, who homered twice in a 6-1 loss to the White Sox. Sugano, a free agent soon, led the 57-103 Rockies with 12 wins this season.
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