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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

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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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

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Playing in the Arizona Fall League two years in a row isn’t typically on a Minor League prospect’s bucket list. But given what transpired for Rockies outfielder Jared Thomas since he played for the Salt River Rafters in 2025, he had no issue with the return engagement.

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

Charlie Condon heated up throughout the summer in his second full season as a professional and slugged his way around the highest level of the Minors. MLB’s No. 55 prospect closed out his campaign in typical style -- with his 27th homer of the season in Triple-A Albuquerque's 14-7 loss

DENVER – The Rockies’ Double-A Hartford club, which opens the Eastern League Northern Division Championship Series tonight at Reading, is a true player development success story – a roster that progressed dramatically beyond Opening Day expectations. “I didn't feel great about it,” Rockies senior player development director Chris Forbes said.

DETROIT – Rockies rookie right-handed pitcher Mason Adams could acknowledge being bummed, but was able to keep things in perspective. Adams, Colorado's No. 19 prospect according to MLB Pipeline, struck out five and held the Tigers to one run in five innings of the Rockies’ 6-2 loss at Comerica Park

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

The Minor League season is winding down. The four full-season levels will start moving into playoffs in a couple of weeks, and the DSL Cup Championship between Reds and Padres affiliates will be decided in the next day or two -- marking the official end of the Rookie-level seasons. With

WASHINGTON -- The Rockies' No. 20 prospect, right-hander Mason Adams made the most of the pitches he was allowed to throw in his Major League debut on Tuesday night at Nationals Park. Adams held the Nationals to three hits and one run while striking out five, throwing 75 pitches over

It’s been a smooth start in the professional ranks for Daniel Jackson after he won the 2026 Golden Spikes Award with Georgia. Jackson, drafted by the Rockies with the 37th overall pick this summer, collected his first four-hit game with Single-A Fresno on Sunday. He drove in three and scored

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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

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

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