Brenton Edward Doyle...married to Shelby Rose...the pair have a daughter, and a Bernese Mountain dog, Duke...Son of Joseph and Andrea Doyle...From 2017-19, slashed .380/.438/.647 with 47 doubles, 11 triples, 32 home runs, 149 RBI and 52 stolen bases in 159 games as a member of the Shepherd Rams of the Mountain East Conference...Third player in history to be drafted out of Shepherd University and the first to make the Majors...Earned first team All-MEC and MEC Player of the Year honors in 2018 and 2019...in 2019, batted .415 with a Shepherd single-season record 98 hits in 236 at-bats...drove in a team-best 68 runs and scored 64...was 22-of-23 in stolen bases...posted a 1.000 fielding percentage in 138 chances...A 2016 graduate of Kettle Run High School (Fauquier County, Va.)...helped lead his team to Kettle Run’s first appearance in the Virginia state baseball tournament...2016 and 2015 All-Conference Player of the Year.
2025
Slashed .233/.274/.376 on the season, batting .202/.254/.322 through the first half before slashing .282/.307/.462 following the All-Star break...Went 18-for-20 in stolen base attempts and is 70-for-82 in his career (85.4%) … is one of two Rockies all-time to have at least 65 stolen bases in his career with a success rate over 85%, joining Willie Tavaras (101 SB, 16 CS, 86.3%)...His .306 (38-for-124) batting average vs. lefties ranked sixth in the NL ... hit .209 with a .588 OPS vs. righthanders, the lowest OPS and third-lowest average vs. righties among qualified players … hit .289 (43-for-149) with 10 doubles, six home runs and 19 RBI (.795 OPS) vs. righties post All-Star break...Slashed .306/.341/.502 with 10 home runs in 70 home games, the eighth-highest home average in the National League … batted .361 (53-for-147) over his last 42 home games from June 10 through the end of the season … slashed .158/.205/.247 with five home runs in 68 road games...His average arm strength of 94.2 MPH was the fourth-fastest in the Majors (min. 300 throws)...Two leadoff home runs: April 6 vs. the A’s and April 19 vs. Milwaukee...Tied a career-high with four hits (also: June 18, 2024 vs. LAD) and five RBI (also: July 24, 2024 vs. BOS) on April 10 vs. Milwaukee ... eighth Rockie all-time (ninth instance) with five or more RBI out of the leadoff position, the first since DJ LeMahieu on June 28, 2018 at San Francisco...Slashed .281/.308/.452 (.760 OPS) with nine home runs and 30 RBI in 67 games from July 1 through the end of the season … .193/.247/.314 (.560 OPS) through his first 71 games through June 30...Hit his first career pinch-hit home run in the eighth inning on July 5 against the White Sox … 2-for-7 in his career as a pinch-hitter with both hits being extra-base hits (2B, HR)...Slashed .338/.371/.554 in 45 combined games in July and August … hit .193 (53-for-274) over 71 games entering July … recorded a .182 average (12-for-66) in 21 September games with a .482 OPS...Hit .344/.382/.645 with seven home runs and 22 RBI in August … ranked third in the Majors in OBP and OPS (1.028), and fourth in average...First walk-off home run of his career on Aug. 1 vs. Pittsburgh, capping the Rockies’ 17-16 comeback win ... third career walk-off RBI (last: Sept. 14, 2024 vs. Chicago -NL) … logged a career-high tying four hits (3x, last: April 10 vs. MIL) and fell a triple shy of the cycle...Each of his six home runs from Aug. 9-23 came with two strikes, the first Rockie with such a streak since Elias Díaz equaled the mark in 2021...Career-long streak of 97 at-bats without a home run from Aug. 24-Sept. 26 … 27 games without a home run tied for the longest of his career.
2024
Won the Rawlings National League Rawlings Gold Glove Award in center field for the second straight season, becoming the first National League outfielder to win the award in their first two seasons...Became the first outfielder in NL history and the third outfielder all-time to win a Gold Glove in each of his first two Major League seasons (per Elias), joining Cleveland’s Steven Kwan (2022-23) and Seattle’s Ichiro Suzuki (2001-02)...also became the first Rockie to win a Gold Glove in consecutive seasons since Nolan Arenado (2013-20) and the first Rockies outfielder to do so since Carlos González (2012-13)...Named the Fielding Bible Award winner at center fielder, leading the position with 22 Good Fielding Plays...Named the Rockies 2024 Heart and Hustle Award winner...One of 10 Major League players in 2024 to have at least 20 home runs, 20 doubles and 30 stolen bases...one of four players in Rockies history to equal or surpass these numbers in a season joining Larry Walker (1997), Dante Bichette (1996) and Ellis Burks (1996)...Became the seventh Rockie in franchise history to have at least two seasons with 25+ extra-base hits and 20+ stolen bases, the first to do so in consecutive seasons since Trevor Story from 2018-19...Career-high 30 stolen bases were the 10th-most in the NL...first Rockie with as many steals in a season since Charlie Blackmon’s career-high 43 stolen bases in 2015...4.0 bWAR led the team and was sixth among all outfielders (95% games in OF)...highest bWAR for a Rockies’ outfielder since Blackmon’s 5.5 bWAR in 2017 and the 15th highest all-time for a Rockies outfielder...Average arm strength of 97.4 MPH was the third-fastest in the Majors...Eight outfield assists led the team and tied for eighth-most in the Majors, tied for third in the NL...16 outs above average tied for second among Major League outfielders...14 runs prevented tied for fourth among outfielders...11 defensive runs saved tied with Michael Toglia for the most on the team and tied for the sixth-most among Major League outfielders (min. 1000 innings)...Named the National League Player of the Month for July, the 12th Rockie all-time to win Player of the Month honors (22nd time), the first since C.J. Cron in August 2021...Slashed .333/.394/.800 (1.194 OPS) with seven doubles, one triple, 11 home runs, 27 RBI, nine walks and two swiped bags in 24 games in the month...Fifth Rockie to have 11 or more homers during July, first since González (2015)...first Rockie with 11 home runs in any month since Cron in Aug. 2021...Became the third player in the Modern Era (since 1901) to have three doubles, three home runs and one stolen base in the first three games of any month (July), joining Jeff Kent (June 2000) and Walker (August 1997)..313 (82-for-262) batting average at home was the 10th-best in the Majors, sixth in the NL....327 (32-for-98) average with runners in scoring position the 10th-best in the NL...Average home run distance of 411 feet ranked 10th in the Majors (min. 20 HR)...Career-best 17-game on-base streak May 8-27, tied for second-longest by a Rockie in 2024...Stole a base in four-straight games May 10-13, the longest streak of his career...ninth player in franchise history to steal a base in at least four consecutive games (last: Nolan Jones, June 6-9, 2023)...Stole a career-high three bases on May 25 vs. Philadelphia, the 13th Rockie all-time (22nd instance) to have three or more steals in a game...four games with two or more steals the most in a single season for a Rockie since Blackmon’s seven in 2015...First career walk-off June 19 vs. Los Angeles-NL (sacrifice fly)...became the third player in Major League history to record two sacrifice flies and two GIDP in the same game (also: Aaron Hicks (NYY) on Aug. 24, 2017 at Detroit and Ted Simmons (MIL) on Aug. 16, 1983 vs. Boston)...Named the NL Player of the Week on July 8 after slashing .524/.600/1.268 with eight extra-base hits and nine RBI over six games, July 1-7...July 1-6, became the eighth player in Major League history (11 total times) to have a five-game span with at least 11 hits, eight extra-base hits, four home runs, nine RBI, four walks and one stolen base...joined Mike Sweeney (2001), José Conseco (1994), Reggie Smith (1975), Reggie Jackson (1969, 2x), Willie Mays (1958, 2x & 1960), Johnny Mize (1940) and Charlie Keller (1940)...Had an extra-base hit in each of these games, the longest extra-base hit streak for a Rockie in 2024...First Rockie with at least 11 hits and eight extra-base hits in a five-game span since Blackmon in June 2019...Logged 27 total bases, the most by a Rockie in a five-game span since Ryan McMahon’s 28 total bases from May 25-29, 2023...From July 1-10, became the first Major League player to record at least 16 hits, 11 extra-base hits, six home runs, 12 RBI, seven walks and one stolen base in a nine-game span since Bryce Harper in 2015, the 14th player in MLB history to do so...The list includes Hall of Famers Larry Walker, Jackson, Mays, Stan Musial, Lou Gehrig, Mel Ott and Babe Ruth...His OPS of 1.922 through this span was the sixth-highest through nine games in franchise history trailing Walker (2.035), Todd Helton (3x, 2.006, 1.954 & 1.931) and Sweeney (2.000)...His 1.718 OPS over the first 11 games of the month was the highest by a Rockie in an 11-game span since González Aug. 28-Sept. 7, 2010...Matt Holliday (2007), Jeromy Burnitz (2004), Helton (2003, 2000) and Walker (1997, 1998) are the only other Rockies to post an OPS equal to or greater in an 11-game span (min. 40 PA)...Since 2020, the only other MLB players to post an OPS of 1.718 or better in an 11-game span are Shohei Ohtani (2024), Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (2024), Aaron Judge (2024, 2022), Mookie Betts (2023), Harper (2021), Joey Votto (2021), Joey Gallo (2021) and Jesse Winker (2020)...First career grand slam and career-high five RBI on July 24 vs. Boston...Became the first Rockie in franchise history to tally at least at least 30 extra-base hits, 20 stolen bases and 15 homers prior to the All-Star break...Struck out at least once in 20 consecutive games, tied for the fourth-longest such streak in franchise history for a Rockies position player, the longest since Story’s 24-game stretch July 24-Aug. 22, 2017.
2023
Won the 2023 National League Rawlings Gold Glove in center field, becoming the ninth player in franchise history and the second Rockies rookie to receive a Gold Glove...Became the third Rockies’ outfielder to win a Gold Glove joining Larry Walker (1997-99, 2001-02) and Carlos González (2010, 2012-13)...Became the second Rockies rookie to earn the honor, joining Nolan Arenado in 2013, as well as the first National League rookie outfielder to win a Gold Glove in history (Elias)...Finished the season with 19 defensive runs saved, the sixth-most among all Major League position players and the most among center fielder… prior to this season, no center fielder in franchise history had finished a season with more than six DRS since SIS began tracking the stat in 2003...His 16 outs above average were the most among all outfielders and led all National League center fielders by seven (Harrison Bader, Alex Call & James Outman: 9 OAA)...OAA tied with Ezequiel Tovar and two others for the fifth-most among all position players...14 runs prevented tied for the second-most in the Majors, most among outfielders...Led the Majors with a 24.5 UZR (Ultimate Zone Rating, Fangraphs), nearly doubling second-place Fernando Tatis Jr.’s 13.8 mark … Michael Harris Jr. ranked second among center fielders with a 5.3 UZR…ranked as the highest UZR in the Majors in the last 10 years...Tied with Ezequiel Tovar for the team lead with a 2.2 dWAR, the 10th-best mark in the Majors…second-highest dWAR for a rookie trailing New York-AL’s Anthony Volpe (2.4)...Ended the season with an active 120-game errorless streak, the seventh-longest in the Majors and the second-longest in the NL…longest errorless streak in franchise history for a rookie, surpassing Matt Reynold’s 94-game streak from 2010-11...10 outfield assists tied for the ninth-most among Major Leaguers, tied for the fifth-most in the NL...Named the Co-Defensive Player of the Month for July by Fielding Bible/Sports Info Solutions after he led all center fielders with six runs saved...Had his contract selected from Triple-A Albuquerque on April 24 after just 21 total Triple-A games from 2022-23…went 0-for-3 with one run scored, one walk and one strikeout in his debut the same day at Cleveland...Went 3-for-4 with one double, one RBI and two stolen bases in his second career game, April 25 at Cleveland...Became the first player in franchise history to have three hits and two stolen bases in a game that featured his first career hit...Also the fifth Major Leaguer since 1900 (the first since Charlie Bates on Sept. 22, 1927) to have a game with at least three hits and two stolen bases within his first two career games...First Major League home run and three-RBI game on May 7 at New York-NL…fourth Rockies rookie all-time to record at least three hits, three RBI and one stolen base in a game, joining Trevor Story, Juan Uribe and Mark Little... Became the only Rockie in franchise history to record four home runs and six stolen bases through his first 18 career games...Became the first Rockie in history to begin his career with 10 steals within his first 39 games with a plate appearance (44 games overall)...22 total stolen bases the second-most swiped bags by a rookie in franchise history behind Dexter Fowler in 2009 (27 SB) and the most for any Rockie since Trevor Story’s 23 in 2019...One of two rookies in franchise history to record 10 home runs and 20 stolen bases in a season, joining teammate Nolan Jones (2023)...29.9 mph average sprint speed finished as the seventh-fastest in the Majors in 2023 per Baseball Savant (min. 75 opportunities)…legged out 17 infield hits...34.9% strikeout rate the highest in the Majors (min. 400 PA)…40.9% (131 SO, 320 AB) strikeout rate through Sept. 4 before posting a 25% (20 SO, 79 AB) rate through his final 22 games of the season...Batted .186 (57-for-307) through his first 100 career games through the end of August…from Sept. 1 on, hit 261 (24-for-92)…ended the season on a five-game hitting streak (7-for-20, 7 RBI). ..96.1 MPH average arm strength was the sixth-fastest in the Majors…owned five of the top 14 strongest outfield assists in 2023 and six of the top seven among all center fielders...100.9 MPH assist on Sept. 2 tied for the second-fastest outfield assist this season, and the second-fastest outfield assist by a Rockie in the Statcast Era (since 2015)…in the same game, also logged a 105.7 MPH throw home to hold the runner on a flyout to center field in the ninth inning, the hardest outfield throw recorded in the Statcast Era...Became the fourth Rockie all-time to hit two home runs from the ninth spot in the order on May 15 vs. Cincinnati (last: Brian Serven, May 21, 2022 in game two of a doubleheader)..10 total bases and three extra-base hits from the ninth-spot in the order marked the most in franchise history...Tied for the fourth-most total bases by a Rockies rookie in franchise history, the most since Ben Paulsen’s 12 on July 26, 2015 vs. Cincinnati...In 12 games with Triple-A Albuquerque, hit .306 (15-for-49) with one double, five home runs, eight RBI and one stolen base.
2022
Slashed .256/.300/.472 with 26 home runs, 77 RBI and 23 stolen bases in 132 total Minor League games (123 with Double-A Hartford, nine with Triple-A Albuquerque)...Ranked among Eastern League leaders in runs scored (74, T-2nd), total bases (212, T-4th), extra-base hits (47, T-8th) and home runs (23, T-8th)...His 26 total home runs ranked fourth among all Colorado Minor Leaguers...Tied with Michael Toglia for the most home runs on the Yard Goats with 23...ranked second on Hartford with 68 RBI behind Aaron Schunk’s 77...Hit safely in eight of nine games with Triple-A Albuquerque after getting promoted to the Isotopes on Sept. 20...overall, slashed .389/.463/.778 with one double, two triples, three home runs and nine RBI for the Isotopes...Overall on the season, slashed .254/.300/.466 with 20 home runs against right-handed pitchers....264/.300/.500 with six homers against lefties.
2021
Named a MiLB Gold Glove Award winner as an outfielder in his first season with Spokane...One of nine Minor League players across all 11 full season leagues to be awarded a Gold Glove...High-A West Player of the Week for the week of Aug. 29 after slashing .387/.387/.871 (12-for-31; 1.258 OPS) with five home runs and 10 RBI across eight games...Finished in the top-10 in the High-A West in total bases (2nd, 177), runs scored (3rd), hits (4th), home runs (6th), batting average (8th) slugging percentage (9th) and stolen bases (10th)...Slashed .312/.353/.495 with seven doubles, 10 home runs and 27 RBI in 50 games from July 1 through the season.
2020
Did not play due to the cancellation of the Minor League season.
2019
Led the Pioneer League in batting average (.383), on-base percentage (.477) and OPS (1.088), ranked third in slugging percentage (.611) and stolen bases (17) and ranked sixth in hits (69)...Went 5-for-5 with two home runs Sept. 2 vs. Rocky Mountain.
