DENVER -- Players from all around the diamond have had big seasons with the Rockies -- and having Coors Field as the home park has created some monster seasons. Let's take an around-the-horn look at the most productive seasons since the franchise began play in 1993. And just imagine all

DENVER -- Plenty of players have put up big stats in a Rockies uniform and become synonymous with their jersey numbers, while others have had more modest tenures with the organization. MLB.com is looking back at the best players to wear each number in franchise history since the 1993 inaugural

DENVER – Just before a late-season game at Coors Field, Rockies catcher Hunter Goodman was happy to discuss his mind rather than his bat. Goodman was the game’s best run-producing catcher in 2026. He led National League primary catchers (50% of games played at catcher) in home runs (41) and

DENVER -- Newly hired Rockies pitching coach Ethan Katz was drafted by the club as a right-handed pitcher in 2005, and watched and dreamed from Single-A as the big club made it to the World Series two years later. His path, however, didn’t lead him to Coors Field. “I blew

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DENVER -- Former Rockies manager and longtime fixture in the organization Clint Hurdle announced Friday that he is parting ways with the club, effective Saturday. Best known in the Rockies’ organization as the club’s manager from 2002-09 -- a tenure that included a trip to the 2007 World Series --

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Rockies No. 5 prospect Cristian Arguelles sparked some dreams on a backfield in Scottsdale during a baking midday in early October. There was something familiar in Arguelles’ front leg lift and left-handed swing path as he launched a single into an open outfield spot against the Angels

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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Rockies left-handed pitcher Sean Sullivan has recovered from a painful introduction to the Majors in 2026. Sullivan, the Rockies’ No. 20 prospect per MLB Pipeline, left his June 12 debut against the Athletics at Las Vegas because of illness after three innings. After the last of his

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DENVER -- The Rockies have parted ways with pitching coach Alon Leichman after one season, the club announced on Friday. Leichman, 37, was hired for manager Warren Schaeffer’s staff last December, along with assistant pitching coach Gabe Ribas and bullpen coach Matt Buschmann during the Winter Meetings, as the Rockies

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Understanding the importance of correct spelling in a sports article such as this one, Rockies No. 15 prospect Andy Perez graced a notebook with beautiful left-handed penmanship. That’s a good place to begin the story of Perez, 22, a shortstop from Santa Clara, Cuba, who earned high

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DENVER – The Rockies’ 15-game improvement brought them to 58 wins in 2026 – not exactly the success that president of baseball operations Paul DePodesta had in mind. But now is the time to appreciate the progress they made. “One of the things we talked about internally is don't ever

CHICAGO -- The Rockies don’t have time to mourn the final weeks of the 2026 season, which ended with a 4-2 loss to the White Sox -- their 30th in the final 38 games. The baseball industry is expecting a frenzied period of trades and free agency after the conclusion

CHICAGO -- Rockies catcher Hunter Goodman gained a legion of new fans in Cleveland, and children in Colorado are benefitting.

CHICAGO -- In the third inning Saturday night, Hunter Goodman gave a thumbs-up while proudly presenting in the Rockies’ preposterous -- yet pleasing -- purple pretend pelt that serves as a prize for a home run. Levity washed over him as he finally reached 40 for the year. “I've been

CHICAGO -- Past meetings between Rockies right-hander Tomoyuki Sugano and White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami didn’t involve much travel. Each played for Tokyo teams in the Japan Central League, Sugano for the Yomiuri Giants and Murakami for the Yakult Swallows. They met again Friday night at Rate Field. Murakami, then

DENVER -- Questions regarding Rockies No. 3 prospect and 2024 Draft top pick Charlie Condon ranged a narrow gamut: from "When is he going to be called up?" to "Why hasn’t it happened already?" Condon, however, answered more important issues at Triple-A Albuquerque throughout the year. Injuries had disrupted his

DENVER -- Rockies right-handed starting pitcher Tanner Gordon took an hour-plus to get 10 outs -- with 10 runs and 12 hits against him. The Rockies’ offense made it exciting, but Gordon wasn’t fooled by the 12-8 loss to the Diamondbacks at Coors Field in the 2026 home finale. The

DENVER -- The genius of the Rockies’ “Here for the Climb” campaign for this year is that there isn’t a timeline on how long such an ascension will take, or even when it will start.

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DENVER – Kyle Freeland’s tears flowed before he stepped into Coors Field, hours before his final home start for the Rockies under his current contract went awry during a 7-2 loss to the Diamondbacks on Tuesday night. “I didn’t know when it was going to hit me,” said Freeland, a

DENVER -- Kyle Freeland was outstanding the last time he thought he was throwing his last pitches for the Rockies -- his hometown team and his only team in a 10-season Major League career. On Aug. 2, the eve of the Trade Deadline, Freeland -- having acknowledged that he could

DENVER – R&D is an important part of Rockies right-hander Ryan Feltner’s pitching DNA. Although Feltner is most comfortable starting games, he is embracing his role as a “piggyback” pitcher – coming into the game after the starter to handle multiple innings and possibly finish the game.