DENVER — The Rockies scratched two-time All-Star catcher Hunter Goodman from Monday night's lineup against the Dodgers -- after not using him in a three-game weekend series at San Francisco -- because of left shoulder inflammation. Goodman was in the field at Coors before Monday's game, working with the athletic

DENVER – Right-handed starting pitcher Michael Lorenzen's attempt to tame Coors Field ended Monday, when the Rockies announced that they had designated him for assignment. Lorenzen, 34, became a rare veteran free agent to join the Rockies without having pitched for them previously when he took a one-year, $9 million

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SAN FRANCISCO -- It takes a leap of confidence to charge toward home plate on a wild pitch that barely bounces away from the catcher. Enter Zac Veen, who has confidence to spare. Since being called back up by the Rockies on Tuesday in Arizona, he’s been a jolt of

We reranked the Top 100 Prospects list. We reranked the team Top 30 lists. We reranked the positional Top 10 lists. It’s time we rerank the farm systems too.

SAN FRANCISCO – Rockies manager Warren Schaeffer likes what he’d seen already from Connor Norby, acquired by Colorado at the Trade Deadline in the deal that sent reliever Victor Vodnik to Miami. And though the Rockies found themselves on the wrong side of a 7-1 loss to the Giants on

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SAN FRANCISCO – Maybe you can get a second chance to make a first impression. When the Rockies recalled rookie slugger Zac Veen from Triple-A Albuquerque earlier this week, they were bringing back a player who was raking in the Minors after making some significant lifestyle changes regarding substance abuse

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The prospect landscape has changed a lot since we launched our first 2026 Top 100 back in January. After the Draft, a Trade Deadline and the bulk of the 2026 season, we figured it was time to update our rankings. And it’s not just a new Top 100 we’re unveiling.

PHOENIX -- The Rockies repeatedly pitched themselves into trouble Wednesday afternoon. They just kept pitching themselves right back out of it. Despite issuing 10 walks and loading the bases in three straight innings, Colorado held off the Diamondbacks, 6-4, to earn its first series victory in Arizona since July 2022.

PHOENIX -- One moment, Kyle Karros was rounding the bases after the biggest hit of the Rockies’ night. The next, he was walking off the field under the watch of the training staff. In between, the Rockies rallied from an early two-run deficit to defeat the Diamondbacks, 3-2, on Tuesday

PHOENIX -- Zac Veen wasn’t sitting in the dugout or taking batting practice when the phone rang. The Rockies’ outfield prospect was chilling, just about to start playing a video game during some downtime when he learned he was headed back to the Majors. “I was about to load into

PHOENIX -- Jake McCarthy continues to roll. The Rockies' outfielder -- who was named the NL Player of the Week on Monday -- reached base twice more in Colorado’s 9-0 loss to the Diamondbacks. The 29-year-old was 1-for-3 with a walk, maintaining his team-leading batting average of .306 in the

Red Sox outfielder Wilyer Abreu helped Boston stay red-hot with a 1.584 OPS and three homers this past week. Colorado’s Jake McCarthy recorded a hit in all six games while moving his 2026 batting average above the .300 mark. On Monday, they were named the AL and NL Players of

ST. LOUIS – Rockies catcher Brett Sullivan acknowledged that whatever frustration the Rockies feel after competitive losses – like Sunday’s 7-4 decision against the Cardinals at Busch Stadium – is the right kind.

Last week's Prospect Team of the Week featured a player who was later dealt at the Trade Deadline in Enddy Azocar. One week later, there's a trio of fresh faces making strong impressions with their new org as the Mariners' Boston Smith, the Mets' Aidan Smith and the Nationals' Ben

ST. LOUIS – Having given his team what it needed with two home runs, including one on Saturday night’s first pitch, Rockies leadoff man Jake McCarthy briefly thought of taking a little something for himself when he swung for the fences on the first pitch of his ninth-inning at-bat. But

Zac Veen may have abandoned his platinum hairdo during the offseason, but he didn’t lose his flair for the dramatic. During Triple-A Albuquerque’s 10-1 win over Sugar Land on Saturday at Isotopes Park, Veen fulfilled his purpose as the designated hitter and then some, going 5-for-5 with three homers. Beyond

ST. LOUIS – Rockies first baseman TJ Rumfield’s strong rookie season is a product of teamwork. Rumfield, 26, entered Friday night’s 3-2 loss to the Cardinals at or near the top of the leaderboard among qualified MLB rookies in many categories. He added to that with a 3-for-4 performance with

DENVER -- For all the self-evaluation, coaching advice and advanced study of how to use his considerable pitch mix that has helped right-handed prospect Jack Mahoney put himself on the cusp of a Major League debut, his biggest development may be simply remembering how much he enjoys his work. Mahoney

DENVER -- The Rockies’ 4-0 loss to the Rays at Coors Field on Wednesday, which completed a sweep for Tampa Bay and was Colorado’s 70th loss of the season, could be described in a number of ways. Perhaps one of the more apt ones, given the day’s conditions, would be

DENVER -- He lacks the beard length, but Jake McCarthy has the dark hair flowing from beneath his batting helmet and the run of production that can offer a reasonable imitation of the Rockies’ last leadoff threat, Charlie Blackmon.