Questions about Colorado’s manager after this season have been answered: it’ll be Bud Black once again. Where does Buddy stand on the all-time list of Rockies’ managers and why he brought back for another round? The Joint Drug Agreement has been suspended, so players will not be drug tested this offseason. Will this be the start of the next PED…
Bud Black will not be a lame duck manager in the final year of his contract in 2022. Instead, the Colorado Rockies gave him a one-year extension that will keep him as manager through the 2023 season. Black has helmed the club since being hired in 2017, immediately taking Colorado to their first postseason since 2009. He did the same…...
Denver – In the Colorado Rockies 25-year history, the postseason has been a dream more often than not. But it has been a reality the last two years under the direction of manager Bud Black whose specific abilities to reach and teach young pitching appears to have been among the most important factors for the suddenly consistent contenders. As such,…
Colorado Rockies manager Bud Black was ejected for the first time in 2017, defending Tyler Anderson on some harsh balk calls.
On this episode of the BSN Rockies Podcast, Drew Creasman breaks down the Bud Black hire, recaps the press conference, and looks forward to the rest of the offseason.
The Colorado Rockies choice for new manager could be crucial to success in 2017, these three exciting candidates give the club some great options.
The number of interested candidates to take over the manager job for the Colorado Rockies shows that the club has turned a corner in development and perception.
Drew Creasman and Brady Hull talk about the Colorado Rockies moving on from Walt Weiss, who they might move on to, and the Denver sports renaissance.
In his last few hours as manager of the Colorado Rockies, Walt Weiss gives a few last assessments of the team and takes a look back.
The Walt Weiss era in Colorado is officially over. Drew Creasman has you covered with analysis and opinions on the recent past and near future of the Rockies.