Rockies Now

On this episode, the Rockies Now crew discusses the home opening series against the Phillies and the sweep of the Astros before the Rockies head out to San Diego for a four-game series.

Episode 112 of the Rockies Now Podcast dives into a surprisingly encouraging start to the 2026 season, as the Colorado Rockies open the year showing clear signs of progress despite a 2–4 record. Powered by Elevated Pulse Sports, the crew breaks down a competitive road trip against the Marlins and Blue Jays, highlighting improved pitching, aggressive base running, and a noticeable shift in team culture under Warren Schaeffer. While the offense has yet to fully click, there’s optimism around players like TJ Rumfield, Troy Johnston, and Ezequiel Tovar, along with excitement about the team’s ability to stay in close games. The episode also tackles early overreactions, roster decisions, and what this “less bad” but more watchable Rockies team could look like moving forward. With the home opener approaching, the big question remains: are the Rockies finally becoming a fun team to watch again?

With just one week until Opening Day, the Rockies season is right around the corner, and things are starting to come into focus. In this episode, we break down the final stretch of spring training, including key roster cuts, position battles, and why TJ Rumfield is emerging as the likely Opening Day first baseman. We also recap the World Baseball Classic, highlighted by Team Venezuela’s championship run and a strong showing from Ezequiel Tovar, who earned All-WBC honors and continues to prove his value. From pitching decisions and bullpen questions to injury updates and prospect development, we cover everything shaping the Rockies roster heading into the season. Plus, we react to MLB The Show 26 ratings, discuss why spring training stats don’t always tell the full story, and preview the final exhibition games before Opening Day in Miami.

The Rockies Now crew is back with full 2026 MLB standings predictions for every division in baseball. Stephen, Tom, and Sarah break down who they think will win each division, which teams could surprise people, who might fall short, and how the Wild Card races could shake out in both the American League and National League.

Episode 109 is here, and things are starting to get very interesting in Rockies camp. Tom and Sarah break down the latest roster moves, standout spring performances from Kyle Karros, TJ Rumfield, Jake McCarthy, Tyler Freeman, and Brenton Doyle, plus what the early cuts tell us about the roster taking shape. They also check in on the World Baseball Classic, where several Rockies are making strong impressions on the international stage. Go Rockies.

We’re back with the first Rockies Now episode under the Elevated Pulse Sports umbrella. Tom opens with a Rockies shutout trivia stumper, then we recap the weekend spring games and dive into the big news: Jurickson Profar’s PED suspension. After that, it’s a full 40-man pitching preview—starters, bullpen options, and our Opening Day rotation + bullpen predictions. Plus: Freeland vs Team USA and why Tom might need a Magic 8 Ball for Warren’s bullpen decisions.

WBC week is almost here and Rockies Spring Training is already giving us storylines. We break down the hot bats (Rumfield, Condon), aggressive baserunning, and the infield roster battles, plus celebrate 7 years of Rockies Now with Steve, Tom, and Sarah.

We made it. Spring Training starts tomorrow! Tonight, we break down Willi Castro’s comments, what they signal about the Rockies’ direction, and why this front office feels like a real culture shift. We also talk first base options, Troy Johnston, roster competition, and early camp storylines. And we close with the hard conversation about Kris Bryant, the reality of his back situation, and what comes next.

On this episode, Tom and Chris discuss the Rockies outfielders in our annual Rockies Player Previews as we near the regular season!

Episode 104 is here, and we’ve got a three-person panel tonight as Tom is joined by Chris and Sarah to break down the latest Rockies news as spring training gets underway. We dive into Colorado’s two new pitching additions — Tomoyuki Sugano and José Quintana — and why their pitch mixes might actually translate at Coors Field better than the national reaction suggests. We also discuss what these veteran arms mean for the rotation, how the fifth starter battle could shake out, and what the bullpen might look like (including the lefty situation and whether the Rockies should name a true closer. On the position player side, we talk opening day lineup and roster battles, especially in the outfield and at the corner infield spots, plus thoughts on bench construction, stolen base leaders, and how much the defense matters with a pitch-to-contact staff. Finally, we close with a bigger-picture question: how many wins can the Rockies realistically reach in 2026 with a new leadership group, a new coaching direction, and improved health from key players like Tovar and Doyle.