After finishing at the bottom of the league in pitching last season, the Colorado Rockies are looking to reverse their fortunes. Their front office believes they have a plan to handle Coors Field’s tough conditions and spark a turnaround.
Colorado Rockies prospects Zac Veen and Gabriel Hughes have their sights set on a crucial rebound in 2026. Fans hope their focus and dedication translate into on-field success, boosting the team’s outlook for the coming season.
Colorado Rockies manager Warren Schaeffer, now free of his interim label, hopes to end a long-running trend for MLB managers. He believes in forging a more lasting and effective approach to leading his team, especially following his official appointment in November.
As the Colorado Rockies embark on their offseason, improving the pitching room is at the top of their list. Yet team officials suggest they have additional roster needs to address, prompting a broader approach this winter.
Despite one of the toughest years in franchise history, Colorado Rockies manager Warren Schaeffer remains steadfast in his belief that the team will turn things around. This “bold prediction” follows a historically bad season and offers a glimmer of hope for fans eager for change.
As the Colorado Rockies eye fresh talent during MLB free agency, Jonah Heim has emerged as a compelling option. While no deals have been confirmed, speculation from a recent report suggests Heim, formerly of the Texas Rangers, could help fill the Rockies’ pressing roster needs.
The Colorado Rockies plan to recall Blaine Crim, betting on his potential to invigorate the team’s offensive output. Officials hope this move will help turn the tide for a lineup eager to put more runs on the board.
A rising talent with the Colorado Rockies, Chase Dollander has seen his rookie season come to an abrupt end. The pitcher, who reacted to the news while in San Diego, leaves fans and teammates looking ahead to his recovery and future contributions.
In a tense rematch with history, the Los Angeles Dodgers saw their second near no-hitter slip away in the ninth inning. Despite the disappointment, they ultimately emerged with a win over the Colorado Rockies.
A ninth-inning single from rookie infielder Warming Bernabel lifted the Colorado Rockies to a 4–3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday night, snapping a 10-game losing streak to their division rivals. The walk-off provided a long-awaited jolt of relief for a club that had not beaten L.A. all season.
