New Rockies manager Bud Black met with the media Monday morning at baseball’s annual winter meetings, coolly answering questions about how he can field a winner at Coors Field and hinting that the Rockies are indeed searching for a first baseman during this off-season.
Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit Since the hiring of Bud Black as manager, there has been some noise around the Rockies about a possible spike in spending. In fact, owner Dick Monfort said as much. The Rockies payroll last year was right around $97 million, 22nd in the MLB. How far might Colorado be…
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DENVER (AP) — Facing the possibility of getting cut by the Colorado Rockies later this week, right-hander Jordan Lyles agreed Wednesday to a one-year contract worth $3,175,000 — a $200,000 raise. Lyles was mostly used out of the bullpen by the Rockies last season. He made the first of his 35 relief appearances on June…
As next week’s baseball winter meetings approach, general manager Jeff Bridich is clearly excited about the Rockies’ chances next year. He’s confident he’s built a better team than the one he inherited after the 2014 season.
Today is a day around the United States set aside to give thanks. We here at Rox Pile are certainly thankful for many things when it comes to the Colorado Rockies. Here are just a few of those things. #NolanBeingNolan Yes, he finished fifth in the most recent National League MVP voting race, but there…
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