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Offseason Outlook: Colorado Rockies

The Rockies have shown a bit of improvement but are still one of the worst teams in the league. They won’t be trying to compete in 2027. The big question of the offseason is how aggressively they will be shopping…

Published: Tuesday, 22 September 2026 at 12:25 AM
Offseason Outlook: Colorado Rockies
Key Things to Know
  • President of baseball operations Paul DePodesta has completed several trades of controllable players, including Brenton Doyle.
  • The Rockies retained trade candidates Hunter Goodman, Jake McCarthy, and Mickey Moniak through the deadline.
  • Mickey Moniak signed an extension but has struggled with a .172 batting average since August 4.
The Story in 60 Seconds

The Colorado Rockies face questions regarding their front office strategy under president of baseball operations Paul DePodesta, who was hired nearly a year ago. While DePodesta has traded controllable players like Angel Chivilli, Seth Halvorsen, Victor Vodnik, and Brenton Doyle, the club opted to retain everyday players Hunter Goodman, Jake McCarthy, and Mickey Moniak through the trade deadline.

Moniak, who was signed to an extension, has struggled significantly since signing the deal, posting a .172/.210/.321 batting line since August 4. Meanwhile, the Rockies chose to hold onto Goodman despite a strong trade market for catchers, which saw teams like the Red Sox and Yankees aggressively pursuing options at the position.

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