Rockies Send Brenton Doyle to Chicago in Three-Player Deal
Colorado parts with its starting center fielder, receiving two minor leaguers from the rebuilding White Sox.
The Colorado Rockies have officially traded center fielder Brenton Doyle to the Chicago White Sox. In return, Colorado receives right-handed pitcher Mason Adams, currently at the Triple-A level, and shortstop Carlos Vielma from the Dominican Summer League. The deal was announced directly by the official Rockies club account, confirming its completion. Doyle's departure opens a vacancy in Colorado's outfield.
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