The Colorado Rockies offense is a conundrum and I'm not sure anyone can convince you they're good or bad if you believe the opposite.

The Colorado Rockies have a plethora of possibilities at first base in 2018 including trusting their own top prospect or hitting the markets for help.

On Friday the Colorado Rockies locked in Charlie Blackmon’s contract for the 2018 season and now the club only has four players left with yet to be determined contracts. Blackmon’s by far was the most interesting and now it’s very easy to project what the Rockies’ opening day payroll would be if the season started with their current roster. First,...

he Colorado Rockies and Charlie Blackmon avoided arbitration by signing a $14 million contract for the 2018 season.

At the beginning of this decade, the San Francisco Giants sat alongside the Chicago Cubs as the two teams with the longest running championship drought. Five years into the decade, the Giants suddenly found themselves winners of the World Series a staggering three times and had established themselves as an even-year dynasty. And it’s an even year. We’ve seen this...

Every time Tyler Anderson steps foot on a mound, he’s good. Every time someone writes about the Colorado Rockies’ 28-year-old left-hander, they come to that exact conclusion. So how is it that, after a playoff appearance and embarking on what should be the most exciting season of baseball in Denver in a decade, nobody seems to remember the club’s No. 2 starter?...

Yesterday, the Colorado Rockies signed Wade Davis to a three-year $52 million contract with a vesting option for a fourth year; here's the fallout.

On Friday, the Colorado Rockies went all in, signing electric 32-year-old closer Wade Davis to a three year, $52 million contract.

In one offseason the Colorado Rockies have built the best bullpen in franchise history and potentially one of the very best in all of MLB.

Clearly David Dahl's bat was missing and relied upon by the 2017 Rockies. Colorado lacked offense and more importantly length in their lineup.

A tale of two Winter Meetings experiences should have Colorado Rockies fans feeling confident about their team’s outlook for 2018. While the Rockies were busy building a dominant bullpen, committing upward of $50 million on Bryan Shaw and Jake McGee in addition to producing what Jon Heyman of FanRag Sports called a ‘nice’ offer to Greg Holland, their National League...

BSN Denver's Colorado Rockies beat reporter Jake Shapiro updates you on the latest happenings from the Major League Baseball Winter Meetings.

If anything has been proved in baseball in the past 10 years it's that smart money beats lots of money.

On this episode of the BSN Rockies Podcast, Jake Shapiro and Drew Creasman discuss Colorado missing out on Pat Neshek what they may do with Wade Davis and Greg Holland and circle back on Chris Iannetta. They run over Tyler Chatwood Jay Bruce Carlos Santana and the mess that is the Miami Marlins. And finally they talk hall of fame with a ton of stuff...

How can the Colorado Rockies essentially rebuild the entire portion of their back-end of the bullpen this winter given the circumstances?

Chris Iannetta is back in Denver on a two-year, $8.5 million deal. But was it the right move?

The Colorado Rockies have signed free-agent catcher Chris Iannetta

Let's play around and construct a Colorado Rockies roster based on some numbers

With holes to fill, the Colorado Rockies greatest asset this offseason isn’t Nolan Arenado. Nor is it Charlie Blackmon, even though both are terrific.