Hello Colorado Rockies fans. I would ask how you are doing but we all know the answer to that question. Some fans may have finally found their way into some sort of optimism in this current mess but it would be more than a stretch to say anyone is happy about where this team stands. Many have already declared their fandom dead. Others have simply put it on hold. The debate rages about whether to boycott the team, what that would even truly look like, and how impactful it would be. At the center of that debate stands a difficult question that everyone has to answer for themselves; How do I root for the Rockies… without rooting for the Rockies?…

The Colorado Rockies trade of Nolan Arenado to the St. Louis Cardinals still has fans reeling. We welcome in a panel featuring AJ and Rudo from DNVR Avalanche and Big Drive Spence to share their thoughts.

Colorado Rockies fans are furious about the Nolan Arenado trade to the St. Louis Cardinals. We get some impassioned opinions from hardcore fans including our own D-Line Co, Eric Wedum.

Dick Monfort and Jeff Bridich held a press conference to discuss the Colorado Rockies trade of Nolan Arenado to the St. Louis Cardinals. Drew and Makayla react to a slew of statements that made nobody feel better.

It’s not that they did it, it’s how and why. How they did it was haphazardly on a Friday night out of an offseason long cloud of darkness after already having poisoned the waters and alienated the people who’s love has long supported them. Why they did it was for money. And pride. When the Colorado Rockies – that is...

The reported trade of Nolan Arenado to the St. Louis Cardinals is hitting everyone in the Rocky Mountain in about the same way. While all the elements of the deal haven’t been finalized, the speculated details are more than enough to know this will be bad for the organization in every single way. Some positives can come from this, but it seems light years away from the present. With hundreds of angles from which this can be viewed, there will be no shortage of stories to file in the days and weeks ahead. In the wake of this monumental move will be a lot of innocent bystanders, such as current Colorado players faced with answering questions about Arenado’s departure and…

Nolan Arenado has reportedly been traded to the St. Louis Cardinals. Drew and Patrick respond with immediate reactions to one of the worst moments in franchise history.

Since the end of the shortened 2020 season, it seems a lot has gone wrong for the Colorado Rockies. Following baseball’s best record (11-3) on August 8, the team crashed and burned to a second consecutive fourth-place finish in the National League West only to see their rival and bully Los Angeles Dodgers win the World Series. From there, things have not gotten better and many supporters of the club are concerned about the future of the team, especially after the events of the past few weeks. MiLB: Constant sees a change Plans for the future of Minor League Baseball took shape this week when invitations to 120 affiliates went out for all 30 Major League teams. With short-season leagues…

DNVR Rockies beat reporters Drew Creasman and Patrick Lyons battle for supremacy discussing various hot topics pertaining to the inhabitants of 2001 Blake Street as well all the scuttlebutt in and around the game of baseball. Winter is coming and never has it meant more. The Old Farmer’s Almanac hints at colder days ahead during a time of pandemic in which most people are safer indoors than outdoors, regardless of how many layers of clothes protect them from the elements. The Gospel According to Ken Rosenthal – and numerous other journalists – details a challenging position for the Players’ Association following claims of billion dollar losses by their bosses. The literal stance is for wages to be shrunk, if not…

The winter is cold. Rockieton is dark. And your heart is broken. Why even be a Colorado Rockies fan anymore? Why bother? What’s it all for? How much longer can you keep pouring so much daily emotion into something that never seems to love you back nearly as much? Memories of October baseball featuring this cast of characters might as...

The Colorado Rockies non-tendered David Dahl, Tony Wolters, and Chi Chi Gonzalez unleashing a firestorm about Dahl. Who should be held most responsible for this disaster? How bad is it? And where do they, and you, go from here?

Through a series of ill-conceived roster transactions since his appointment as general manager of Colorado Rockies in October of 2014, Jeff Bridich has been the person most responsible for the club now standing on the precipice of total disaster. It should have been a half-decade long window of contention. Instead, we have this. Bridich should get credit for having overseen...

Dick Monfort is in some hot water for comments responding to a Colorado Rockies fan but the process is a good one this time. Drew and Patrick dive into the best and most respectful ways to make your frustrations known to the organization and dive into what to expect in return. Plus, the debate over Todd Helton and the Hall of Fame resumes.

DNVR Rockies beat reporters Drew Creasman and Patrick Lyons battle for supremacy discussing various hot topics pertaining to the inhabitants of 2001 Blake Street as well all the scuttlebutt in and around the game of baseball. After a strange 60-game regular season and even weirder 16-team playoff format set in  neutral site locations, Major League Baseball did the improbable and completed the “championship season” without any considerable impediments. Baseball will hope for a return to normalcy next season, but that simply isn’t possible until a post-pandemic world. As such, this offseason will be true Rorschach Test for understanding the future of the game. With the end looming for the current collective bargaining agreement following the 2021 season, it remains to…

Welcome to our offseason series, Rox or Roll, where we take an overview of each Colorado Rockies player to determine their value and outlook moving forward. Does this player continue to represent the Rox? Or is his time with Colorado on the downswing and he should roll on up out of here. Our second player analysis is first baseman Daniel...

DENVER – On Tuesday afternoon, approximately 48 hours after the conclusion of game 162, the top brass of the Colorado Rockies – owner Dick Monfort, General Manager Jeff Bridich, and manager Bud Black – spoke with media about what went down with the 2019 season. Questions came in from the local press about many of the concerns that turned consecutive...

DENVER – Reinvesting over $300 million in players this offseason was only part of the master plan for Colorado Rockies owner/chairman and CEO Dick Monfort. On Thursday, Monfort announced the name of the West Lot project, set to open January 1, 2021, would be named McGregor Square to honor Rockies’ late president, Keli S. McGregor, during the official naming ceremony....

The Rockies have been accused of being cheap in the past. But this offseason will put much of that talk to rest. Dick Monfort opened up the pocket book to win now.

This week, Drew Creasman and Brady Hull play word association with Rockies players and discuss the intentions and most memorable moments of Dick Monfort.