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Hunter Goodman is stepping into a new era of catching for the Rockies, with pitching coach Alon Leichman signaling from the dugout, raising eyebrows among traditionalists. As the Rockies gear up for their first game against the Padres, expectations are mixed following their recent 14-11 loss to the Giants, where bullpen struggles, especially from Seth Halverson, highlighted the team's ongoing challenges. Meanwhile, roster battles heat up as fans eagerly watch the auditions for the second radio voice alongside Jack Corrigan, with Jeff Dooley making a strong impression. With just a week left in spring training, all eyes are on how these developments will shape the Rockies as they prepare to face the Marlins in their historic season opener.
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MLB.com
Rockies-Marlins Opening Day starters: Freeland vs. Alcantara
The lights will soon shine bright for Opening Night in the Magic City, when the Marlins host the Rockies for the first ever Friday night season opener in loanDepot park history on March 27.
First pitch is scheduled for 7:10 p.m. ET.
Toeing the rubber will be two of the
MLB.com
Rockies stay connected on mound with coach calling pitches from dugout
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Rockies catcher Hunter Goodman turned his head toward the first-base dugout during the first inning on Thursday to watch pitching coach Alon Leichman flash either signs of the future or -- if you are a baseball traditionalist -- signals that civilization is speeding off the rails.
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Purple Row
Rockies Reacts Results: Fans believe in Jeff Dooley
Throughout spring training, we’ve seen four men audition to join Jack Corrigan as the second radio voice of the Colorado Rockies: Jesse Thomas (producer), Jeff Dooley (Hartford Yard Goats), Josh Suchon (Albuquerque Isotopes), and Zach Goodman (Amarillo Sod Poodles). We’re still awaiting the results with just three games remaining, but fans were most impressed with […]
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Colorado Rockies Spring Training Game No. 28 Thread: Juan Mejia vs. Nick Pivetta
The Colorado Rockies dropped a high-scoring affair yesterday, falling 14–11 to the San Francisco Giants. Willi Castro and Kyle Karros each had two hits to lead the offense, but bullpen struggles proved costly—most notably Seth Halverson, who continued to have a tough spring. Tonight in Peoria, the 12–13 Rockies take on the 14–11 Padres, where temps could still be triple digits at first pitch. The roster is now trimmed [&
Baseball Prospectus
Lo que dicen: edición sobre batallas de posición en la División Oeste de la Liga Nacional
Abridores de los Padres y cerradores de los Rockies: prometemos que va en serio y que solo queremos ayudarte a ganar tu liga de fantasía.
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Justbaseball
End-of-Spring Storylines for the 2026 Rockies
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — With a week remaining until Major League Baseball clubs take the field for the first time this season and 43 players remaining in big league camp, several of spring training’s storylines have yet to play out for the Colorado Rockies Manager Warren Schaeffer operated his first camp in Scottsdale without 11 different […]
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