Battling bug and a slump, Moniak shows signs of old form with 4 RBIs
DENVER – The Rockies’ Mickey Moniak donned the attire of a man who didn’t feel good – a jacket to brave the 90-degree late afternoon temperature – before boarding the team bus for the airport on Sunday. “I’m at the tail end of it,” Moniak said. “Yesterday was probably the
Charlie Condon mashes not one, but TWO GRAND SLAMS in Triple-A outburst
After a wrist injury slowed him down during his first full professional season, Charlie Condon entered 2026 hoping to stay healthy and show some growth. The Rockies' No. 3 prospect has avoided the injured list all season while setting career highs across the board. And on Sunday, not only did
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The final month of the regular season is here, and ROCKIES.TV has you covered the rest of the way.
Goodman denies complaining about Rincon’s hat
DENVER – Reacting to online criticism directed his way, Rockies catcher Hunter Goodman forcefully denied complaining about the angle of the bill of Cardinals pitcher Hancel Rincon’s cap during Friday night’s loss to the Cardinals at Coors Field.
Sac-bunt extraordinaire Veen embracing new role with Rockies
DENVER -- Throughout his pro career, Zac Veen’s job description was tied to his status as the Rockies’ first-round pick (ninth overall) in the 2020 MLB Draft. A problem with that is anyone and everyone sets the expectations and the tasks.
Improvements point to brighter future for Rockies
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Latest Rockies injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Rockies injury news and transactions.
Youthful duo of Carrigg, Rumfield almost lead Rockies to win with triple, HR each
DENVER -- TJ Rumfield asked fellow Rockies rookie Cole Carrigg for a ride Friday night. The trip home should have been happy. The Rockies just about rode the pair to a win, but the Cardinals’ Iván Herrera delivered a party-crashing three-run homer that left the Rockies with a 7-6 loss.
Goodman already has history under his belt, but more is in reach
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Amador's long journey culminates as winning run as Rox walk it off in extras
DENVER – Like a kid with presents all over the place at Christmas, Adael Amador felt so much joy upon scoring the winning run in the Rockies’ 6-5, 11-inning victory over the Orioles on Wednesday afternoon that he truly didn’t know where to go to rejoice.
All 30 teams set to open Spring Training 2027 on same day
Major League Baseball announced the 2027 Spring Training schedule on Friday.
Two young fans hug it out after heartwarming act of kindness
DENVER -- We’ve seen many heartwarming examples of adults who get a foul ball or a home run ball during a Major League game and promptly find a youngster to give it to. That type of generosity is an example of the many great ways that fans -- not only
Each team's hottest pitching prospect right now
Last week, we identified the hottest hitting prospects in each organization. This week, we shift our focus to the top-performing pitchers during August from each farm system.
Ranking the 10 most impactful Trade Deadline moves, one month later
We all know who was the best player moved before this season's Trade Deadline. But now that we are one month clear of that date, has that player been the best midseason addition of the bunch? Hint: No.
'Baseball will whisper to you, or it will scream at you,' and Rox rookie answered
DENVER – Rookie first baseman TJ Rumfield listened closely, then swung big, hitting a two-run homer that gave the Rockies an exhaling 4-2 victory over the Orioles at Coors Field on Tuesday night. “Baseball will whisper to you, or it will scream at you,” Rumfield said. “In that situation, it
Rockies air it out after 'a dang knife to the heart' of a loss
DENVER -- Prior to Monday night’s 2-1 loss to the Orioles at Coors Field, Rockies manager Warren Schaeffer was asked if it would be significant for his rebuilding club to avoid 100 losses for the fourth consecutive year -- especially since Colorado would become only the fifth team in MLB
Still battling bug, Feltner preserves Rockies' bullpen in gutsy effort
ATLANTA – On Sunday morning, Rockies pitcher Ryan Feltner said in a gravelly voice that a day of taking fluids helped pull him past the stomach turbulence that led to his being scratched from a start Saturday. But judging by his facial expression, it was going to take all his
Rockies sit Carrigg after inappropriate gesture toward fans in Atlanta
ATLANTA – Rockies manager Warren Schaeffer announced Sunday morning that he is keeping rookie center fielder Cole Carrigg out of the starting lineup for a couple of days for his inappropriate gesture to fans at Truist Park during Saturday afternoon’s 2-1 loss to the Braves. The incident occurred right after
Carrigg can't quite make diving grab as gutsy bullpen effort comes up short
ATLANTA – Saturday afternoon turned from a possible narrow Rockies victory to a 2-1 loss to the Braves on center fielder Cole Carrigg’s unsuccessful eighth-inning dive and a questionable throw from left fielder Jordan Beck in the aftermath. Long before play started, however, Carrigg discussed the previous night’s 6-4 loss
Agnos impresses in fill-in start after Feltner scratched due to illness
Right-hander Zach Agnos started Saturday for the Rockies in place of Ryan Feltner, who was scratched due to an illness. Agnos pitched 2 2/3 scoreless innings before giving way to the bullpen in an eventual 2-1 loss to the Braves.
Secret to Norby's hot start with Rox? A simple mantra: 'Don't think'
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The key for Rumfield's rookie success? Sticking with his daily 'vision board'
ATLANTA -- The writings that Rockies rookie TJ Rumfield enters into his notebook with the stylish blue cover (more on that later) prove that good writing and good hitting can be one in the same. Clear thoughts work best. “It’s just trying to hit strikes hard and lay off the
Hughes receiving more homework to stick in big league rotation
WASHINGTON -- Rockies rookie right-hander Gabriel Hughes has established in his first eight weeks in the Majors a willingness to battle through tough patches. The next step is to make outings easier on himself. Whether it was because of softly hit balls that became hits in the first two innings