Drew Goodman sits down for an extended conversation with Colorado Rockies General Manager Josh Byrnes about the state of the organization, the progress made in his first season and what comes next as the Rockies continue building toward 2027 and beyond. Byrnes discusses the changes taking place inside the organization, why he believes the Rockies’ young position-player group is beginning to take shape, and the unique challenge of building a pitching staff that can succeed at Coors Field. The conversation also dives into Jake McCarthy’s impact, Cole Carrigg’s future, Zac Veen’s emergence, Charlie Condon’s development, Gabriel Hughes, the Rockies’ approach at the trade deadline and why expanding the organization’s presence in Japan and Korea could become an important part of the plan moving forward. Plus, Byrnes shares lessons from his 11 years with the Los Angeles Dodgers and what he hopes to bring from one of baseball’s most successful organizations to Colorado.

Out of their 21 picks, the Rockies selected 12 pitchers. But what was it about 21-year shortstop Tyler Bell from Bloomington, India that cause them to pull the trigger on him in the first round? Rockies Assistant GM Tommy Tanous talks about Bell and his other picks and what he expects from the Rockies in the 2nd half.

We're not quite to the All-Star Break but we have arrived at the mid-way point of the season, and it's different this year. The Rockies have fight, swagger and a never say die culture. The still have the worst record in the MLB and there's a lot of work to do. But there is clearly a lot to be excited about for Rockies fans. Drew is laying it all out this week. He also has some thoughts on Coach Prime.

Wednesday morning in Chicago, Drew had the chance to chat with Kyle Karros.  Kyle talks about the infuence of his dad, former big leaguer, Eric Karros.  Also, Kyle shares his mental approach to hitting and some colorful insight to his teammates.

Drew's middle son Zach this season named to the radio broadcast team on the Rockies flagship station KOA.   Drew and Zach are talking about how special it is to have that close connection in this industry and jobs and sport they love.    

Also, they discuss the resilience and fight that it exists in this young Rockies team.

After a decent start for the Rockies against the league's toughest schedule, the Rockies have been hit by the injury bug and are having a tough go.  But Drew strill likes the trajectory of the club and is urgine patience.  

The Avalanche season ended in a very disappointing way and there's lots of talk that Jared Bednar may be dismissed.  Drew weighs in on the Avs season and has some thoughts on Nathan MacKinnon's choice not to speak with the media following game 4.

Drew sits down with Rockies right fielder Troy Johston.  Troy shares why his wife encouraged him to keep chasing his baseball dreams and how that sets a great example for his newborn daughter.

Drew is breaking down the Rockies potential trade options and who should be a part of the Rockies plans going forward.  

Despite of few brutal losses recently, the Rockies are much improved.  Drew is outlining how they got here and how the culture has changed.  The Avalanche are on to the 2nd round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs and it's Cup or bust!

Baseball season is off and running and the Drew Goodman podcast is back.