What Did the Colorado Rockies Gain in Signing Thairo Estrada?
The second baseman gives the Rockies a temporary veteran presence.
Renee Dechert
I write about baseball (mostly the Rockies and D-backs) for Purple Row. In addition, my writing has appeared on Just Baseball, Pitcher List, and other sites. (I’m also a college English teacher, but baseball is more interesting.)
Welcome to Rockies Pitch 2025!
It’s a new year and time to get this newsletter back up and running.
What Is the Colorado Rockies Plan for 2025?
Thanks to decisions revealed at the trade deadline, we have some ideas.
Brenton Doyle’s Excellent 2024
This season, he’s become a complete player
Let’s Talk About Dakota Hudson
He’s probably not having the 2024 he’d hoped for.
Let’s Talk About the Colorado Rockies & the Trade Deadline
Will the Rockies be sellers this year?
What’s the Deal with Jake Cave?
He was signed as a fourth outfielder, but that hasn’t been the case.
12 Weeks in: The Colorado Rockies by the Numbers
How are they faring so far?
How Good Is Ezequiel Tovar?
He was good in 2023, and he’s getting better in 2024.
Comparing Four Colorado Rockies with Where They Were a Year Ago
What does this reveal about the 2024 Rockies?
The Colorado Rockies Are Winning? What Happened?
Share Rockies Pitch Remember when the Colorado Rockies were breaking all those records for historically bad teams? There was this on Opening Day: 14 runs for AZ in the 3rd are tied for the 4th-most by a team in an inning since 1900, behind only: 6/18/1953 BOS, 7th:
Let’s Talk About the Colorado Rockies Catchers
Share Rockies Pitch Perhaps you’ve missed it, what with all the losing going on with the 16-32 Colorado Rockies, but their catching corps has been quite effective. Take this from Brooks Gate: team ranking in offensive production, by position (weighted runs created) pic.twitter.com/NbtI5UgYsm — BrooksGate (@Brooks_Gate)