Rockies Lefthander Konner Eaton Shines In Pro Debut
The Rockies haven’t decided whether sixth-rounder Konner Eaton will start or continue relieving in pro ball, but they know they love his left arm.
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Chase Dollander: Rockies 2024 Minor League Player Of The Year
Chase Dollander is on a fast track to Coors Field, where his power stuff and wide repertoire could help him tame the notorious hitter’s park.
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Rockies’ Charlie Condon Sets Sights On Meeting Mile-High Expectations
The Rockies are excited about what the pairing of Charlie Condon’s batting upside with Coors Field might yield.
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New Pitch Helps Rockies’ Alberto Pacheco Find Footing
Adding a third pitch gave young lefthander Albert Pacheco the look he needs to work the other side of the plate.
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Rockies Late-Rounder Jarrod Cande Keeps Getting Better
Not often does a 17th-round pick break through to prospect status. Righthander Jarrod Cande is the exception to the rule.
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Strength Gains Help Rockies’ Andy Perez Hit With Authority
Cuban shortstop Andy Perez is equipped for success as he repeats Low-A Fresno.
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Rockies’ Jordan Beck Stands Out As Future Big Leaguer
Jordan Beck impressed the Rockies with his play during spring training, and he certainly passes the eye test. He earned a spot at Triple-A and could be on deck for his MLB debut.
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Rockies’ Adael Amador Makes Pitchers Come To Him
Adael Amador has an advanced plan at the plate, especially for a player so young, and could soon become one-half of the Rockies’ homegrown middle infield.
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Rockies Shift Jaden Hill To Bullpen To Sharpen His Focus
Following a brutal season at High-A, Jaden Hill looked sharp in the Arizona Fall League as he shifts from starting to relieving.
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Sean Sullivan’s Fastball Moves In Mysterious Ways For Rockies
Second-round pick Sean Sullivan experienced great success in a brief pro debut despite an unusual approach.
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Hunter Goodman: Rockies 2023 Minor League Player Of The Year
Hunter Goodman’s game is about maximum impact, and after a second straight 30-homer campaign in the minors he earned his first MLB callup.
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Rockies’ Dynamic Dyan Jorge Quickly Made Up For Lost Time
The Cuban infielder missed the first portion of the season recovering from a broken bone in his right wrist.
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Rockies’ Ryan Ritter Shows More Than Just A Good Glove
The Kentucky alum hit well at Low-A and earned a promotion to High-A Spokane.
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Rockies’ Blake Adams Executes Four Pitches With Aplomb
Drafted out of college last year, Blake Adams has made short work of Low-A hitters this season by expertly mixing his pitches.
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Rockies’ Sterlin Thompson Quickly Shows Advanced Bat
The 2022 first-round pick looked like a pure hitter in the early going of the season at High-A. His biggest early challenge was adjusting to a new position.
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Rockies’ Gabriel Hughes Could Be A Quick Mover
Drafted 10th overall last year out of Gonzaga, Hughes has done nothing but impress the Rockies with his size, stuff, presence and makeup. He could be on a fast track.
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Rockies’ Jaden Hill Hopes To Make Up For Lost Time
The righthander has been limited to just 69 innings over the last three seasons, putting his future as a starter in flux.
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Rockies’ Adael Amador Draws Praise As A Throwback Player
The 19-year-old middle infielder is lauded for his excellent approach at the plate.
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Rockies’ Drew Romo Looks For Rebound In 2023
The young catcher dealt with a pair of finger injuries that hampered him on both sides of the ball.
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Rockies’ Julio Carreras Answers Questions About His Bat
Slick-fielding Julio Carreras had the type of health and production the Rockies were excited to see. Tightening his plate discipline will be key to his future development.
