Roldy Brito Exhibits Table-Setter Skills For Rockies
Roldy Brito played to his strengths in 2025. The results? A breakout season in which he cemented himself as a breakout player for the Rockies.
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Roldy Brito played to his strengths in 2025. The results? A breakout season in which he cemented himself as a breakout player for the Rockies.
After a concussion cut short his start in instructs, Rockies prospect Ethan Hedges showcased maturity, defense and a strong approach at the plate.
Kyle Karros breezed through the minor leagues this season, showing a blend of production and intangibles that figure to elevate his game in the big leagues.
Braylen Wimmer has shown what he can do with the bat, but the Rockies have been impressed by his surge as a strong utility player.
Lefthanded reliever Welinton Herrera throws filthy stuff from a lower arm slot. Minor league hitters haven’t found a way to hit him yet.
Sometimes a player is one tweak away from tapping into his potential. For Mason Albright, all it took was discovering a new curveball.
In righthander Lebarron Johnson Jr., the Rockies drafted a big arm at a premium value. Selected in the fifth round last year out of Texas,…
Former Texas outfielder Jared Thomas played through a serious injury during his pro debut last summer. The Rockies are excited to see him at full strength this year.
Cole Carrigg can play any up-the-middle position up the middle. The Rockies like his tools best in center field.
The Rockies moved on from 2015 first-rounder Brendan Rodgers, creating opportunity for a pair of prospects to audition at the keystone.
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.
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.
The Rockies are excited about what the pairing of Charlie Condon’s batting upside with Coors Field might yield.
Adding a third pitch gave young lefthander Albert Pacheco the look he needs to work the other side of the plate.
Not often does a 17th-round pick break through to prospect status. Righthander Jarrod Cande is the exception to the rule.
Cuban shortstop Andy Perez is equipped for success as he repeats Low-A Fresno.
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.
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.
Following a brutal season at High-A, Jaden Hill looked sharp in the Arizona Fall League as he shifts from starting to relieving.
Second-round pick Sean Sullivan experienced great success in a brief pro debut despite an unusual approach.
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