Colorado Rockies owner Dick Monfort has made waves for some absurd remarks but can his missteps in CBA negotiations end up as big wins for the players?

I share my thoughts on the induction of David Ortiz to the MLB Hall of Fame. While I've always been an anti-PED guy when it comes to the Hall, leaving out Bonds and Clemens now smacks of hypocrisy.

On this episode, I hear your responses to the which Colorado Rockies you would most like to hang out with for a day and what you would do. Some of y'all got some creative answers!

Lots of folks out here claiming to be Raimel Tapia experts these days. But you know who the OG is. Let's break down the latest on this dynamic and hotly debated Rockies outfielder.

The Colorado Rockies promoted Sterling Monfort from Assistant Director of Scouting to Director of Scouting. Nepotism? By definition. Uncommon or inherently bad? Not necessarily.

For the first time in a while, Colorado Rockies fans got some great news with the reports that Clint Hurdle, both an outside/fresh perspective and someone who has experience with Coors Field, has joined the front office.

MLB owners would have you believe the CBA negotiations and lockout is about money...but it's not, it's about fair labor practices that everyone in this country should support.

Let's begin our discussion of the MLB CBA and Lockout 2022 with an overview of the long and short term issues between the players and the owners.

The Colorado Rockies screwed up bad with Jon Gray, letting one of the best pitchers in their franchise (and Coors Field) history walk and creating a hole in their roster.

Ryan McMahon took some big steps forward in 2021 but still didn't become that monster at the plate that so many of us predicted. Here's why I still think that monster is ready to awaken.