Articles ft. the Rockies

The Colorado Rockies have unveiled their latest Spring Training cap design. This lovely little unit here with it’s majestic purple mountain logo will be available for sale online and through your favorite retailer. With Spring Training only days away it’s not to soon for you to sport the latest Rockies […]

(Via @RoxFanDan) Pitchers and catchers report in just  few short days. Perhaps the Rockies should extend an invite to this nine year old girl. Why not? They gave Jamie Moyer a shot last year, right? If a 90 year old can do it, why not a nine year old?   […]

“When Dick Monfort said in his introduction of Weiss that, “this is Walt’s job as long as he wants it,” it was yet another mixed message from a team that has no idea what its message is. If the Rockies get on the “Road to 100™” again next year, will […]

The Denver Post is reporting that it’s looking to unload its 7.3% stake in the Colorado Rockies. The Paper, which is part of MediaNewsGroup, which is part of Digital First Media, is moving on in order to focus on “content creation and advertising sales on multiple platforms”. The statement issued […]

Sports fans love to buy new crap. The Colorado Rockies have some new crap for us! In celebration of their upcoming 20th season, the team has unveiled this snazzy new 20th Anniversary logo which, per the press release, will be available for purchase TODAY at six Rockies dugout stores along […]

 Denver Post Sports columnist and Colorado Rockies antagonist Mark Kiszla shot a monster wad of white hot sticky Kiszz right in the club’s face with his column in this morning’s paper. Bill Geivett must have a heck of a time pulling his eyelashes apart after opening his Post to see Kiszla’s warning to Walt Weiss […]

“But even as wild an idea as hiring Canseco seems, the Rockies could do worse. And even though they won’t do it, bringing in Canseco for a little sit down would be the greatest thing possible for snarky bloggers, critical columnists and pot-stirring radio hosts.”

“But even as wild an idea as hiring Canseco seems, the Rockies could do worse. And even though they won’t do it, bringing in Canseco for a little sit down would be the greatest thing possible for snarky bloggers, critical columnists and pot-stirring radio hosts.”

Now that Jim Tracy has walked away, the Colorado Rockies are scrambling to replace him. Whether they hire from within or bring in a candidate from the outside to fill the position is virtually inconsequential. Manager is not the clubs most pressing need. Read more

After a season during which the Colorado Rockies lost 98 games it should stand to reason that the manager of the team was at risk of being removed. Jim Tracy wasn’t. By all reports, he was in line to remain the skipper, only with his his authority further usurped by […]