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RosterCOLJul 10, 12:36 AM EDT

Brebbia Returns to Rockies Org on Minor League Pact

Colorado brings back the veteran righty after he elected free agency following a DFA last week. He'll head back to Triple-A Albuquerque.

The Rockies have re-signed reliever John Brebbia to a minor league contract, assigning him to Triple-A Albuquerque. Brebbia had elected free agency after being outrighted off Colorado's roster when Gabriel Hughes was called up. In his brief MLB stint this season, he appeared in three games, posting a rough line of five runs allowed over 4 1/3 innings. The 36-year-old carries a 4.12 ERA across nearly 400 career MLB innings.

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Rockies End 11-Game Dodger Stadium Skid With 4-3 Upset Win

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NewsCOLJul 8, 1:10 AM EDT

Rockies End 11-Game Dodger Stadium Skid With 4-3 Upset Win

Colorado snapped a lengthy road losing streak against LA with a late comeback, handing the Dodgers a surprise home defeat.

The Rockies entered Tuesday's game having lost 11 straight at Dodger Stadium dating back to September 2024. Colorado pulled off a 4-3 victory, with the decisive action coming in the eighth inning. Michael Lorenzen started for the Rockies while Justin Wrobleski took the mound for Los Angeles. Shohei Ohtani hit what appears to be his 300th career home run in the game, though the Dodgers ultimately fell short.

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NewsCOLJul 6, 7:30 PM EDT

Zac Veen Dominates Triple-A in June, Wins PCL Player of the Month

The Rockies' top outfield prospect led all of MiLB with 79 total bases in June, raising his call-up profile significantly.

Colorado Rockies prospect Zac Veen won the Pacific Coast League Player of the Month award for June 2026. Playing for the Albuquerque Isotopes, Veen posted a .366/.385/.782 slash line across 24 games, hitting 13 doubles, four triples, and seven home runs while driving in 19 runs. He led the PCL with 37 hits and paced all of Minor League Baseball with 79 total bases for the month. The performance strengthens the case for a potential MLB call-up to Colorado.

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Rockies Blast Giants 15-3, Now One Game Back in NL West

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NewsCOLJul 3, 11:40 PM EDT

Rockies Blast Giants 15-3, Now One Game Back in NL West

Colorado's 18-hit offensive explosion cuts San Francisco's division lead to one game heading into the rest of their series.

The Rockies defeated the Giants 15-3 on July 3, 2026 at Coors Field, collecting 18 hits including three home runs and two triples from Cole Carrigg. Jake McCarthy had a career night at the plate. Ryan Feltner delivered a strong start. Colorado improved to 36-53 while San Francisco fell to 36-51, leaving the Rockies just one game behind the Giants in the NL West.

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NewsCOLJul 3, 11:47 AM EDT

Rumfield Wins Back-to-Back NL Rookie of the Month Awards

Colorado's TJ Rumfield takes home NL Rookie of the Month for June after also winning in May, the first to do so consecutively since Michael Harris II in 2022.

MLB officially named Colorado Rockies first baseman TJ Rumfield the NL Rookie of the Month for June. He also won the award in May, making him the first player to win consecutive NL Rookie of the Month honors since Atlanta's Michael Harris II in August and September 2022. In 26 June games, Rumfield posted a .316/.400/.589 slash line with 9 doubles, 5 home runs, and 17 RBI. He led all qualified NL rookies in batting average during the month.

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RosterCOLJul 1, 5:19 PM EDT

Rockies DFA John Brebbia, Clearing 40-Man Spot

Colorado designates veteran right-hander John Brebbia for assignment, ending his tenure with the club.

The Rockies have officially designated right-handed reliever John Brebbia for assignment. Brebbia, 36, posted a 4.12 ERA across 379 career games with multiple organizations. His DFA opens a 40-man roster spot for the team. Colorado had signed him as part of their bullpen depth this season.

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NewsCOLJul 1, 7:40 PM EDT

Freeland Takes Mound for Rockies in Game 3 vs. Marlins

Colorado turns to veteran Kyle Freeland after surrendering 24 runs in the first two games of the series against Miami.

The Colorado Rockies have struggled badly in their series against the Miami Marlins, allowing 24 runs across the first two games. Kyle Freeland starts Game 3 carrying a 1-7 record and a 7.50 ERA through 14 starts. In his most recent outing against Boston at Coors Field, Freeland allowed six runs on 11 hits over six innings on 81 pitches. He has surrendered six or more runs in three of his five June starts.

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NewsCOLJun 27, 11:59 PM EDT

Rockies Poised to Sell at Deadline, But New Front Office Adds Uncertainty

Colorado holds the worst record in baseball and is in clear sell mode, though their new front office's strategy is still an unknown heading into the deadline.

The Rockies own the worst record in the majors and are firmly in sell territory ahead of the trade deadline. A new front office has replaced the previous regime, which was widely criticized for failing to trade players at peak value. Historical examples include not dealing Trevor Story or Jon Gray in 2021, and extending C.J. Cron rather than selling high. How the new leadership will handle deadline decisions remains an open question.

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NewsCOLJun 27, 3:32 PM EDT

Rockies Poised to Sell at Deadline, But New Front Office Adds Uncertainty

Colorado holds the worst record in baseball and is in clear sell mode, though their new front office's strategy is still an unknown heading into the deadline.

The Rockies own the worst record in the majors and have struggled for several years, placing them firmly in seller territory at the trade deadline. A new front office is now in charge, replacing a regime that was widely criticized for failing to trade players at peak value. Historical examples include not dealing Trevor Story or Jon Gray in 2021, and extending C.J. Cron rather than selling high. How the new leadership will handle deadline decisions remains an open question.

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RosterCOLJun 27, 11:58 AM EDT

Rockies Cut Erasmo Ramirez After Dismal Triple-A Stint

The 36-year-old right-hander allowed 50 hits and 8 HR in 31 PCL innings before Colorado officially released him.

Colorado released veteran right-hander Erasmo Ramirez, per MLB.com transaction records. Ramirez had signed a minor league deal in early May after pitching in the Mexican League to start 2025. In 10 appearances and 7 starts at Triple-A Albuquerque, he posted an 11.90 ERA, surrendering 50 hits and 8 home runs across 31 innings. The Rockies, now last in MLB with a 5.51 team ERA, moved on from the experiment.

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