DRFs: A Rockies Podcast

Thomas and Joey come back to discuss the big news of the day: the surprise signing of Kris Bryant. They analyze the reaction to the signing and what it may mean for the team in 2022.

Thomas, William, and Joey catch up on the surprising and odd 2021 Rockies season and consider their immediate future.

Joey and Thomas are back to discuss the surprise resignation of Jeff Bridich and what it means for the future of the Colorado Rockies

Thomas, Joey, and new co-host William try to process the trauma of the Nolan Arenado trade. Tears are shed, but in the end, everyone is at peace with what it means to them to be a Rockies' fan. Join us for this introspective experience wherever you get your podcasts.

Thomas and Joey are back to talk about the last couple weeks of Rockies baseball, the pandemic, the effect of team chemistry, the good play of Hilliard and Tapia, the general dread of being a mediocre team in the NL West, and running into our Colorado sports heros in the wild.

Thomas and Joey discuss a litany of oddities around the beginning of the MLB season, and then have multiple in-depth conversations on various Rockies' players both over and underperforming.

Thomas and Joey talk about how their lives have changed since the return of baseball, discuss the ethical quandary of whether baseball should happen at all with the outbreak on the Marlins, and mention some standout players in the Rockies' surprising start.

It's mid-July so you know what that means. Preseason preview episodes! In this hour, Thomas and Joey look back at the preseason over/unders that were first made back in March, and then discuss the recent roster moves. (Maybe baseball is only a couple days away maybe)

Thomas and Joey discuss a litany of topics regarding the return to baseball, such as whether there will actually be a return to baseball. They also try to work out how the Rockies' plans to allow some fans to Coors Field could work. Surprisingly, Dr. Oz sends Joey a surprising offer while on air.

Joey and Thomas discuss the potential return of baseball, the draft, and the death of pitchers hitting.