Rockies' 2026 Season: Veteran Leadership, Rebuild Hopes
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The Colorado Rockies, after three consecutive 100-loss seasons, are launching the 2026 season with a revamped roster. New president of baseball operations Paul DePodesta has bolstered the rotation with veterans Michael Lorenzen, Tomoyuki Sugano, and Jose Quintana. The team will face the Marlins in Miami on opening day. The focus is on stabilizing the pitching staff, with Lorenzen, Sugano, and Quintana bringing diverse skills. Holdovers Kyle Freeland and Ryan Feltner have crucial years ahead. The bullpen, led by Jimmy Herget and Victor Vodnik, offers promise and youth. The Rockies aim to avoid a fourth straight 100-loss season, with catcher Hunter Goodman and shortstop Ezequiel Tovar poised for improved performances.
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