This week, Skyler and Evan are pleased as punch to inform you that

pitchers and catchers for the Colorado Rockies have reported for spring

training! That means this week is pitcher and catcher packed episode as

they discuss the rotation, the chance for the young guys to break camp,

the state of the position at catcher, and round things out with our

expectations and projections for the 2025 bullpen!

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This week, Evan and Skyer are gearing up for spring training as the

Colorado Rockies pitchers and catchers report to Arizona this week! What

are the storylines and battles to watch, and how will the roster

ultimately take shape? It's also time for our next player projection!

This week, Nolan Jones struggled mightily in 2024 after a rookie

campaign for the ages. What do we expect from him in 2025?

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This week, Evan and Skyler discuss expectations and the Colorado Rockies

narrative following Dick Monfort's annual appearance at the Friends of

Baseball Breakfast. Meanwhile, the Rockies have finalized their player

development and organizational staff, as well as their coaching staffs

for all four minor league affiliates. Finally, it's time for another

projection. This time, we lay out our very, very, very low expectations

for the $182 million man himself.

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This week, Evan and Skyler discuss the return of one Charlie Blackmon to

the Colorado Rockies. Freshly shorn of his mullet and freshly retired,

Blackmon has been named a special assistant to the general manager.

Meanwhile, the Rockies have named their non-roster invitees to spring

training, and Top 100 prospect rankings are emerging with two Rockies

names in Charlie Condon and Chase Dollander. We wrap things up with

projections and expectations for first baseman Michael Toglia!

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This week, Evan and Skyler discuss how those dang Los Angeles Dodgers

are at it again. Not content with signing the top free agents to huge

contracts with tons of deferred money, they also landed the highly

coveted Japanese pitcher Roki Sasaki. Meanwhile, we find ourselves

asking the Colorado Rockies if they have some kind of a plan beyond the

vagueries of "planning to be competitive?" We wrap things up with

projections and expectations for third baseman Ryan McMahon.

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In this new episode of Every Rockie Ever, Skyler and Dustin reunite to discuss the number 5 in Rockies history. From the early days of the 2000s, the number was synonymous with the power-hitting outfielders thanks to Matt Holliday. From the moment he took over during his rookie season, he put on a power-hitting display in Colorado, playing a key role in their 2007 World Series run where he finished 2nd in the NL MVP voting and did in fact touch home plate in game 163. However, his rise to stardom made it unlikely for him to stay in Colorado and after the 2008 season the Rockies sent him to Oakland, receiving a talented young outfielder named Carlos Gonzalez. It took a hot minute for CarGo to get settled in, but he quickly established himself as an exciting and electric talent in and spent the next decade in purple. With the sweetest swing in baseball, this side of Ken Griffey Jr. CarGo dazzled fans with his elite defense, cannon of an arm, and incredible power. Unfortunately, his fall from grace at the tail end of his career is a sad tell to exam, but it doesn't diminish his incredible talent and place in Rockies history. Both were excellent talents in Colorado and a major reason why the number 5 is still out of rotation for the team.

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This week, Skyler Evan review arbitration figures after the deadline to

see how things shook out for the Colorado Rockies. The Rockies were able

to come to terms with all of their arbitration eligible players.

Meanwhile, old friend and former top prospect Jeff Hoffman has a new

deal with the Toronto Blue Jays, a youth movement in the rotation could

make 2025 interesting for the Rockies, and we do our second projection

and expectation round. It's Ezequiel Tovar's turn!

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In the first episode of 2025, Skyler and Evan do a quick jaunt around

the league to see where some former Rockies prospects have ended up.

Meanwhile, Scott Oberg has been named the minor league pitching

coordinator! We wrap things up by discussing projections and

expectations for Brenton Doyle going into the 2025 season.

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This week, Skyler and Evan dive into the goings-on of the National League West, and how the Colorado Rockies are once again being left behind by the other teams in an extremely competitive division. Meanwhile, the Rockies are relying on Kris Bryant to regain some variety form as he works to rebound from his back condition. Is it even possible? We round things out with some New Year's Resolutions for our final episode of 2024!

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This week, Skyler and Evan gather 'round the Festivus Pole to air some grievances against their Colorado Rockies before being visited by three spirits: the ghosts of Rockies' past, present, and yet to come. If only these spirits would visit owner Dick Monfort instead. You'll also never guess what our hosts' favorite Christmas movie is!

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