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February 25, 2026

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Adael Amador is determined to reclaim the spotlight in the Rockies' second base battle, reminding everyone that he was once the club's top prospect. Meanwhile, Charlie Condon announced his presence with authority, smashing a 449-foot home run at 108.2 mph during his first Major League camp, demonstrating the raw power that lands him as the Rockies' No. 2 prospect. The Rockies are also looking to the future, with Ethan Holliday's heritage and talent putting him in the spotlight as a name to watch. As for established players, Jordan Beck aims to build on his solid 2025 season, emphasizing the importance of health and consistency. The spring games may be few, but the excitement is palpable as Rockies prospects are showcasing their skills, hinting at a brighter future.

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Amador looking to make noise in Rockies' 2B battle

Amador looking to make noise in Rockies' 2B battle

SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Second baseman Adael Amador began this Spring Training totally blended in with the hopefuls in the Rockies’ clubhouse. Or maybe he was just forgotten. Two camps ago, when Amador was the Rockies’ MLB Pipeline No. 1 prospect, visitors to Rockies camp were eager for his story \-\-

Condon clobbers huge 1st Spring Training homer

Condon clobbers huge 1st Spring Training homer

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Rockies No. 2/MLB Pipeline No. 70 prospect Charlie Condon, having already impressed internally with his willingness to develop multipositional skills, properly introduced himself on Tuesday. Condon launched his first home run of his first Major League camp -- a 449-foot homer at 108.2 mph just left of

Colorado Rockies prospects: No. 2, Ethan Holliday

Colorado Rockies prospects: No. 2, Ethan Holliday

2. Ethan Holliday (554 points, 19 ballots) Ethan Holliday is a name that has been well-known to Rockies fans for a long time, if only from the connection to his father, Rockies great Matt — not to mention his brother, 2022 number one overall pick Jackson. Those connections made it extremely likely the Rockies would […]

Consistency will be key for Jordan Beck in 2026

Consistency will be key for Jordan Beck in 2026

After playing in 148 games and slashing .258/.317/.416 with 16 home runs for the Colorado Rockies last season, Jordan Beck’s main takeaway concerned his health and physique. “Just how to take care of your body,” he said. “I mean, you have an idea, I guess. We’d still play the minor leagues 140 games, but 160 […]

Can Rockies' Mickey Moniak replicate his 2025 success?

Can Rockies' Mickey Moniak replicate his 2025 success?

Following a breakout 2025 season in Colorado, Moniak signed a one-year, $4 million contract to remain with the team.

Rockies prospects are showing help is on the horizon

Rockies prospects are showing help is on the horizon

While we're only five games into spring training, Rockies prospects are showcasing their tools.