HeyJaredThomas Harding
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DePodesta, Rockies ready to 'act early' after 4th straight 100-plus-loss season (opens the original)
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CHICAGO -- The Rockies don’t have time to mourn the final weeks of the 2026 season, which ended with a 4-2 loss to the White Sox -- their 30th in the final 38 games. The baseball industry is expecting a frenzied period of trades and free agency after the conclusion of the World Series. No time to smart after the 58-104 finish – the Rockies’ fourth straight season of triple-digit losses. “We’ll be ready,” Rockies president of baseball operations Paul DePodesta said Sunday. “We obviously, unfortun
Feltner growing into new 'piggyback' role after Sugano's strong start (opens the original)
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DENVER – R&D is an important part of Rockies right-hander Ryan Feltner’s pitching DNA. Although Feltner is most comfortable starting games, he is embracing his role as a “piggyback” pitcher – coming into the game after the starter to handle multiple innings and possibly finish the game. In Sunday afternoon’s 2-1 loss to the Mariners, Feltner relieved starter Tomoyuki Sugano, who gave up one run in the first five innings. Feltner yielded one run in his three frames before Jimmy Herget pitched the
Goodman already has history under his belt, but more is in reach (opens the original)
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This story was excerpted from Thomas Harding's Rockies Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. DENVER -- Hunter Goodman takes a little time to appreciate his place among home run-hitting catchers in Rockies and National League history. Goodman’s 36 homers are already the tops over a season for a Rockies catcher -- five more than the mark he set last year. Goodman already has the most for an NL catcher since Javy Lopez hit 43 in 2
Tovar avoids serious wrist injury as Rockies unravel in loss (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON -- With the scare of landing awkwardly on his left wrist and having to leave Monday night’s 13-3 loss to the Nationals behind him, Rockies shortstop Ezequiel Tovar could muster a bemused smile. Tovar left before the sixth inning at Nationals Park and was diagnosed with a strained left wrist that isn’t expected to sideline him for an extended period. He sustained the injury while diving -- and nearly corralling -- a soft line drive from Jacob Young to open the bottom of the fifth. “I t
Deadline pickup Manfredi works scoreless relief outing in big league debut (opens the original)
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DENVER – Mark Manfredi’s path to his Major League debut – a scoreless 1 1/3 innings with two strikeouts in the Rockies’ 6-4, 10-inning loss to the Dodgers at Coors Field – began playing catch with his father. Except his dad was learning the game as much as teaching it. “We would always do athletic stuff in the backyard, and I would always pick up the ball with my left hand,” said Manfredi, who joined the Rockies organization at the Trade Deadline from the Brewers and was selected from Triple-A A
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