Rockies dismiss pitching coach Leichman after one season

Colorado moves on from Alon Leichman, signaling a potential shift in pitching staff direction heading into the offseason.

The Colorado Rockies have parted ways with pitching coach Alon Leichman following a single season on the job. The move indicates organizational dissatisfaction with the pitching staff's development or performance in 2024. Colorado will now search for a new pitching coach as they look to address one of the league's worst pitching staffs. The coaching change could influence how the Rockies approach pitching acquisitions and development in the upcoming offseason.

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NewsCOLOct 16, 12:30 PM EDT

Rockies part ways with pitching coach Alon Leichman after one season

Colorado has parted ways with pitching coach Alon Leichman after a single season, per Ken Rosenthal and Keith Law of The Athletic.

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NewsCOLOct 16, 12:30 PM EDT