Allie Monroy, Makayla Perkins, and Lynsdey Sauer take over the podcast and invite on Erin Lewis and Christina Mooney of the Denver Women’s Sports Collective and Sam Bradfield of Purple Row to discuss Kim Ng and paving the way for more women in sports.

The Colorado Rockies have had some elite power hitters over the years so Drew and Patrick decide to draft them onto teams of five for some head to head competition!

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…

Nolan Arenado and Trevor Story are the best left side in baseball but both could be gone after next season. Drew and Patrick dive into everything that could go down and a few options for who could end up replacing them.

The Colorado Rockies catching situation could be improved through trade or free agency. Drew Creasman and Patrick Lyons run through some specifics on how.

Stories featuring Andrew McCutchen, Christian Yelich, Bill Buckner’s famous error, and much more with Bruce Morton of AP Radio.

MLB played under new rules in 2020 and many appear here to stay. Drew Creasman and Patrick Lyons debate debate how these rules have and will impact the Colorado Rockies.

Your team needs to get more good players. It actually doesn’t matter which club you root for in MLB – or in any sport, really – because the statement remains just as true. It sure as hell doesn’t need to be pointed out to Colorado Rockies fans after an abysmal 2020 campaign. That statement, taken by itself though, isn’t particularly…

The Colorado Rockies bullpen has always been a bit of a mystery but an integral part of every postseason team they’ve ever had. Drew Creasman and Patrick Lyons break down some notable bullpens in Rockies history to try to figure out a formula for the future.

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…...

The Colorado Rockies highly-vaunted Super Bullpen was an absolute unmitigated disaster… right? Of course it was. You’ve heard the stat. You’ve seen the stat. You lived the damn stat. The club spent $106 million on Jake McGee, Bryan Shaw, and Wade Davis who, in return, put up a combined -0.4 bWAR over three seasons. The trio were cut without lasting…...

Should the Colorado Rockies tank? Will they? And what would that look like? Drew Creasman and Patrick Lyons debate....

We take an updated look at the 2020 playoffs before hopping in the time machine back to 2014 to wonder how the best offense in Colorado Rockies history only managed to win 66 games.

The GM landscape around MLB is a fascinating one. Drew Creasman and Patrick Lyons talk Jeff Bridich and his future and also compare him to who else around the league is struggling, who is excelling, and who might be the next big household name.

In the coming days and weeks, we are all going to be inundated with autopsy reports on the Colorado Rockies’ 2020 campaign, one that started out soaring like an eagle before finally falling down and flopping around on its deathbed like a limp fish. Fingers will be pointed. Blame will be assessed. The same old fights will be had about…...

It doesn’t matter how the Colorado Rockies season ends. Well, it does. But it also doesn’t. Winning games is always better than losing games, especially in a sport where no single draft pick can swing your fortunes and won’t even appear in MLB for years to come. And the boys in purple certainly haven’t been doing a lot of winning…...

Kyle Freeland was great but just about nobody else on the Rockies was. The offense fell silent and the bullpen imploded as the Dodgers ran away with a 9-3 victory.

Antonio Senzatela went the distance and Josh Fuentes and Elias Diaz pitched in enough offensive support for the Colorado Rockies to defeat the Oakland A’s 3-1 in a much-needed victory.

Charlie Blackmon hit a walk-off grand slam, Ryan McMahon tied it up with a clutch late homer, and German Marquez was excellent again in an 8-4 win for the Colorado Rockies against the Los Angeles Angels.