The Winter Meetings are in full swing, and the Colorado Rockies are making headlines, albeit quietly. With the team banking on a Kris Bryant revival, the question arises: can he truly return to his former glory? Given his injury history, is it wise for the Rockies to rely on him as a multi-positional player?
As the Rockies look to solidify their starting rotation, with names like Ryan Feltner and Germán Márquez leading the charge, how do you feel about the depth of their pitching staff? Are they ready to compete, or do they need to make a splash in free agency?
The bullpen competition is heating up, with several candidates vying for the closer role. Do you think the Rockies should stick with their internal options, or is it time to bring in a seasoned closer to stabilize the late innings?
And what about the outfield? With so many prospects in the mix, how do you see the playing time shaking out? Will Kris Bryant's presence hinder the development of younger players like Zac Veen and Benny Montgomery?
Lastly, with the Rockies aiming to build a stronger bench, what strategies do you think they should employ to ensure their everyday players get the rest they need?
Let’s dive into these questions and more! What are your bold predictions for the Rockies in 2025? Will they surprise us, or are we in for another year of rebuilding? Share your thoughts!
The Winter Meetings are in full swing, and the Colorado Rockies are making headlines, albeit quietly. With the team banking on a Kris Bryant revival, the question arises: can he truly return to his former glory? Given his injury history, is it wise for the Rockies to rely on him as a multi-positional player?
As the Rockies look to solidify their starting rotation, with names like Ryan Feltner and Germán Márquez leading the charge, how do you feel about the depth of their pitching staff? Are they ready to compete, or do they need to make a splash in free agency?
The bullpen competition is heating up, with several candidates vying for the closer role. Do you think the Rockies should stick with their internal options, or is it time to bring in a seasoned closer to stabilize the late innings?
And what about the outfield? With so many prospects in the mix, how do you see the playing time shaking out? Will Kris Bryant's presence hinder the development of younger players like Zac Veen and Benny Montgomery?
Lastly, with the Rockies aiming to build a stronger bench, what strategies do you think they should employ to ensure their everyday players get the rest they need?
Let’s dive into these questions and more! What are your bold predictions for the Rockies in 2025? Will they surprise us, or are we in for another year of rebuilding? Share your thoughts!
