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There won’t be any Rocktober baseball this year, but the Rockies still have plenty to play for down the stretch. On this episode of the Rockies Now Podcast, Tom and Sarah discuss Colorado’s push to avoid another 100-loss season and whether the team can find eight more wins over the final weeks. We look back at an exciting 10-7 victory over the Cardinals, the importance of playing small ball and keeping the lineup moving, and some encouraging signs from young players and pitchers, including Zac Veen, Cole Carrigg, Mason Adams, and Gabriel Hughes. We also start looking ahead to the offseason and what the Rockies’ roster could look like in 2027, including potential changes to the starting rotation and bullpen, the crowded outfield picture, and questions surrounding Jordan Beck and Ezequiel Tovar. Plus, we discuss which young players could have everyday roles next season, potential offseason additions, and whether the Rockies can embrace the role of playoff spoiler as they close out the year.
The Rockies are down to the final few weeks of the season, but do they have enough wins left in the tank to avoid another 100-loss campaign? On this episode of the Rockies Now Podcast, Steve, Tom and Sarah react to Colorado's series win over the Orioles and debate whether the Rockies can reach the 63-win mark before the season comes to an end. We also discuss the continued development of the young core, including Zac Veen, Cole Carrigg, Adael Amador and Hunter Goodman, along with encouraging early impressions from some of the pitching acquired at the trade deadline. Plus, we look at the culture Warren Schaeffer is building in the clubhouse, why this season feels significantly different despite the record, and where the Rockies stand in their rebuild. Finally, with the Angels changing ownership, we compare the futures of Colorado and Los Angeles, discuss what new ownership and a revamped front office could mean for the Rockies moving forward, and preview the upcoming series against the Cardinals as Colorado continues its push toward the finish line.
The Rockies are showing some fight as the season rolls on! Coming off a series win in Arizona, Tom and Sarah break down Colorado's recent road trip, including encouraging starts from Tomoyuki Sugano and Ryan Feltner, the continued first-inning struggles from the pitching staff, and a bullpen that somehow escaped some dangerous situations against the Diamondbacks. Plus, Zac Veen is back with the big-league club and already making an impact, including a splashdown home run in Arizona, while Jake McCarthy continues to provide plenty of excitement. The crew discusses Veen's development and renewed confidence, the young core taking shape under Warren Schaeffer, the Rockies' post-deadline direction, and why there are reasons for optimism despite the team's record. Finally, we look ahead to the upcoming series in San Francisco as Colorado tries to chase down the Giants, escape the NL West basement, and continue showing tangible improvement down the stretch.
The Rockies' trade deadline has come and gone, and we're breaking down every move Colorado made—and the ones they didn't. We react to Brenton Doyle being dealt to the White Sox, evaluate the returns the Rockies received, and discuss whether the front office did enough to improve the organization's future.
We return from our podcast hiatus to tackle the biggest question surrounding the Rockies ahead of the MLB trade deadline: Will Colorado actually trade Hunter Goodman? We break down the latest rumors, why the Rockies appear to be setting a high asking price rather than actively shopping their All-Star catcher, and whether Goodman should be viewed as the cornerstone of the franchise moving forward. We also discuss the futures of Jake McCarthy, Mickey Moniak, and other players generating trade buzz, evaluate the organization's new front office philosophy, and debate which prospects—including Zac Veen, Jordan Beck, Charlie Condon, and Kyle Karros—could make an impact in the majors next.
Hunter Goodman stole the show this week, and we're breaking down his historic three-home run performance against the Twins, his All-Star case, and why he deserves far more recognition around baseball. We discuss Goodman's incredible June, the possibility of a Home Run Derby appearance, and whether a long-term contract extension could be in the Rockies' future plans. We also dive into the latest from Albuquerque, including Zac Veen's remarkable turnaround, Jordan Beck's progress during his rehab assignment, Charlie Condon's continued development, and why the Rockies' farm system is beginning to show signs of improvement. Plus, we react to the Rockies splitting their series with the Marlins, Mickey Moniak's red-hot return from injury, the battle to climb out of last place in the NL West, and what to watch for as Colorado approaches the All-Star break and the MLB Draft.
The Rockies continue to show signs of growth as they battle through series against the Pirates and Red Sox, and we're breaking down everything from another impressive showing against Paul Skenes to the team's continued resilience in close games. We discuss Kyle Freeland reaching a major career milestone, TJ Rumfield's hot bat, Jake McCarthy's impact since joining the lineup, and why the Rockies' offense has quietly become one of the better units in the NL West. We also dive into the futures of Zac Veen, Hunter Goodman, Troy Johnston, and several top prospects, discuss Benny Montgomery's retirement from professional baseball, and examine how the organization's player development is beginning to trend in the right direction. Plus, we take a look around the National League West, discuss the struggles facing rivals like the Giants and Diamondbacks, and talk about why there may be more reasons for optimism in Colorado than the standings suggest.
In this episode of the Rockies Now Podcast, we break down an encouraging yet frustrating week of Rockies baseball as Colorado comes away from the Cubs series wondering what could have been after coming within a couple innings of a sweep. We discuss the bullpen’s continued struggles, the explosive 23-run performance in Las Vegas, and the growing excitement surrounding rookie standouts Cole Carrigg, TJ Rumfield, and Sterlin Thompson. The conversation also dives into the future of several top prospects, including Charlie Condon, Zac Veen, and Ryan Ritter, and what their emergence could mean for the organization moving forward. We also preview the upcoming series against the Pirates and Red Sox, discuss Hunter Goodman’s All-Star case, debate the importance of the MLB Draft versus the Trade Deadline for the Rockies’ rebuild, and examine how the new front office’s emphasis on player development is beginning to show positive signs throughout the organization. Plus, we touch on the viral journey of German soccer fan Freddy as he explores America during the World Cup and why Rockies fans have plenty of reasons to stay optimistic despite the record.
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