
Peter Lambert Shows Promise
Peter Lambert had an eye-opening first full season
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Peter Lambert had an eye-opening first full season
Antonio Senzatela has front-of-the-rotation potential, the Rockies believe
Yency Almonte thrived in his first season in the Rockies organization
Better cutter control resulted in a 40-man roster spot
Parker French made a bigger development jump than even the Rockies expected
The Rockies see some similarities in Colton Welker to Nolan Arenado
David Dahl tied a major league record by hitting safely in his first 17 games
German Marquez was the Rockies’ most coveted acquisition in the Corey Dickerson deal
Jeff Hoffman has progressed to the point where all four pitches come into play in an outing
Riley Pint is the first HS pitcher the Rockies picked first since 2009.
Ryan Castellani has held his own at high Class A against older competition.
Carlos Estevez hoped to make his big league debut in September—it came a few months earlier.
Improved pitch selection helped Jordan Patterson get off to a fast start
Matt Carasiti was miscast as a starter, but he excels as a closer
Tony Wolters gives the Rockies unusual versatility
Antonio Senzatela began throwing a slider in 2014 instructional league.
The opportunity with the Rockies is there for Jon Gray.
DENVER—Righthander Jeff Hoffman is in his first big league camp as a non-roster invitee, giving manager Walt Weiss and his coaches their initial look at…
DENVER—Summing up the acquisition of lefthanded reliever Jake McGee, general manager Jeff Bridich said, “There’s an intent here to continue to bombard this organization with…
DENVER—Catching coordinator Mark Strittmatter, acting with what player development director Zach Wilson called “complete selflessness,” opened his Denver-area home to several catching prospects for the…
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