Rocky Mountain Rooftop: A Colorado Rockies podcast.

In 1993, the newly born Colorado Rockies were about to begin their first season in MLB, One of the very first moves they had made in the 1992 offseason was the hiring on their first manager in team history: Don Baylor. For the first six years of their existence, Baylor captained the ship helping lay a foundation for Rockies baseball that has persevered over 30 years. Skyler and Dustin look back on not only his time as the manager, but his legacy as a player, a leader, and most importantly as a man. He was known as a giant among men, commanding respect everywhere he went. He was a baseball lifer until he passed away from cancer in 2017. The boys do their best to honor and remember one of the most important non-player Rockies in franchise history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan discuss the potential details of the Colorado Rockies streaming their games blackout free on MLB.tv this year but with no local deal in place. They also discuss the minor league signing of Bradley Zimmer to compete for the fourth outfield spot. Meanwhile, the Boston Red Sox are going to introduce us to a "Hard Knocks" style behind-the-scenes show for baseball. Would you watch a Rockies version? What kind of Rockies content would you want to see on a streaming platform? Finally, Skyler and Evan play a spin-the-wheel MLB fantasy draft! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Evan and Skyler discuss the announced non-roster invites for the rapidly approaching spring training! Who have the Colorado Rockies brought to camp that are not currently on the 40-man roster? Who are the snubs, and who are we most looking forward to seeing? We also build a starting lineup using the non-roster invitees! Meanwhile, the Rockies have announced their organizational and minor league coaching staffs and Nolan Jones is being pegged as a potential breakout star in 2024. Most importantly, can you guess where Evan had to edit out roughly five minutes of audio because of cat-related technical difficulties!? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An inability to draw top-tier free agents to the thin air of Coors Field has been a struggle for the Rockies for decades. However, in 2001 the team took a gamble and spent big on a pair of pitchers. Mike Hampton was signed to a 8-year deal while Denny Neagle signed a 5-year deal. Despite the effort to bolster the rotation, both pitchers failed to deliver on their respective contracts. Later in 2015, the team spent $5 million on Kyle Kendrick to eat innings, but it was one the worst pitching seasons in team history. These three pitchers are examples that the Rockies use to justify not spending big on starting pitching, opting for homegrown and bargain-bin talent. Dustin and Skyler try to look back on these signings and why they ended up being busts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Skyler and Evan sit down after some time has passed to discuss how they feel and how Colorado Rockies faithful feel now that Todd Helton is a Hall of Famer. Meanwhile, Rockies Fest has returned to Colorado after a four year hiatus and Evan discusses his experiences there including player meetings, autographs, and panels. It was nice to see fans getting happy and excited for their Rockies after a tough 2023. Finally we round things out with what we learned at Rockies fest--like the TV broadcast situation--and the MLB Top 100 Prospect list. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There is no joke in the episode title because at long last Todd Helton has been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Helton is the all-time best player of the Colorado Rockies and is now deservedly recognized as one of the best overall baseball players of all time. Evan and Skyler are joined by Dustin Timmins to discuss this momentous occasion! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Skyler and Evan break down the key international free agents for the Colorado Rockies after the signing period in Ashly Andujar, Oscar Pujols, and many others. After that it's time to discuss prospect rankings from Baseball America, PuRPs, and the upcoming MLB Pipeline rankings. Who are we the most excited to watch in 2024? Who are our favorite prospects? If there was ever a time to get into minor league baseball, it's right now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Following the 2017 season, Jeff Bridich and the Colorado Rockies decided to spend $106 million dollars on the bullpen, signing Jake McGee, Bryan Shaw, and Wade Davis. Unfortunately for the Rockies, none of the players finished out their contract as ineffectiveness, injury, and other circumstances forced the Rockies to cut ties with each of them. Skyler and Dustin do their best to reflect on the initial hopeful reactions to the signings and lament that none of the deals made the most sense with the money that was offered. McGee had solid years prior to the new contract, Davis led the NL in saves in 2018, and Shaw ate innings. The Super Bullpen was shortlived and one of the biggest blunders by the Rockies in recent memory. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan discuss what's next in the offseason plans for the Colorado Rockies. Rumor is they want to add a left-handed outfielder to their bench, and there are a few players that fit the bill, including a recent World Series Champion. Meanwhile, the discussion leads to the state of the bullpen with the official departure of Brent Suter and his velociraptor impressions. Finally, it's time to take a look at arbitration and payroll before looking into the far off future of 2033. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan are joined by Patrick Lyons to discuss what seemed impossible: the Colorado Rockies have finally signed some big league free agents this offseason in catcher Jacob Stallings and RHP Dakota Hudson. The boys break down the signings and what they mean for the team. Meanwhile, the Rockies have other needs to address and other moves we would like to see them make. We round things out with a look around the winter leagues as we near ever closer to spring training. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There are nearly 700 players to ever suit up for the Colorado Rockies, and unfortunately, not all of them garner a full episode on their own. To give them some recognition for better or for worse, Skyler and Dustin decided to play a round of Guess the Rockie. Dustin selected four hitters and Skyler picked four pitchers for the other to guess. The players were meant to be less notable players who didn't do much of anything of significance or mainly spent one season in Colorado. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Evan and Skyler say goodbye to 2023 by discussing how the Colorado Rockies and Kris Bryant stack up against Russell Wilson and the Denver Broncos for the future. Why? Because it's good for engagement! Meanwhile, Hall of Fame voting is in full swing and it's just as infuriating and nonsensical as ever. Finally, we ring in the new year with some New Years Resolutions for our beloved Rockies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Since his debut in 2006, Troy Tulowitzki quickly cemented himself as one of the best players in MLB of his generation and helped revolutionize what a shortstop could be and do at the MLB level. For years he dazzled fans with his incredible defensive prowess and imposing presence in the batters box. The brothers reflect on his career from his rookie days to his peak years, to the sadness of his trade to the Blue Jays and his fractured relationship with the Rockies. They also lament what could have been if he had been able to stay healthy and how a Hall of Fame career was derailed and betrayed by his own body. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Twas the week before Christmas, and all through the house, Skyler and Evan desperately hope that the Colorado Rockies do, well... anything at all this offseason. While the other NL West teams are making moves or figuring out a trajectory, the Rockies have been very quiet. Even the Kansas City Royals are showing free agents a vision and making moves to improve after their 106 loss campaign, but the Rockies seem to have no vision at all. At least at the end we can have a little fun and give out some Christmas gifts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Skyler and Evan break down the ramifications of Shohei Ohtani's new 10 year, $700 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Does it mean anything for the Colorado Rockies other than even more pain? The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. Meanwhile, the winter meetings are over and we discuss what the Rockies did for the week and the Rule 5 draft, as well as the press conferences from GM Bill Schmidt and manager Bud Black. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this new episode of Every Rockie Ever Skyler and Dustin look back on the Rockies' brief history with players from Asia. While it's well known the team is quite involved in Latin America, there has been very little dabbling with players from the Asia market. Still, throughout their history, they have acquired several pitchers over 30 years. Unfortunately, most of them haven't had very successful careers in purple. The Rockies have seen players from Japan, Korea, and Taiwan suit up in purple. Some have set records, some were flashes in the pan, but all played a small role on the mound. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's new episode of Affected by Altitude, Skyler is once again joined by friend of the show and host of the Locked on Rockies podcast, Paul Holden. The Winter Meetings get underway in Nashville this week and Paul and Skyler try to speculate whether the Rockies will do anything significant while acknowledging the payroll problems the team has. The Rockies also have top odds to earn the #1 pick in the draft while Todd Helton is on the verge of making the Hall of Fame. The boys round out the show with a quick round of Start, Bench, Cut. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's easy, breezy episode, Skyler and Evan enjoy some casual, post-Thanksgiving food coma conversation. Where will Shohei Ohtani and other big name free agents go? Will the Colorado Rockies make any major moves outside of trading for RHP Cal Quantrill? What on Earth are the Seattle Mariners up to with the trade of Eugenio Suárez to the Arizona Diamondbacks? Plus it's finally Hall of Fame ballot season and we hope beyond hope that one Todd Helton will finally be enshrined. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler is joined by Patrick Lyons of DNVR Rockies to talk all about the Rockies' offseason moves thus far. The team made an early move to boost their starting pitching by acquiring Cal Quantrill from the Cleveland Guardians. They also made several additions to the 40-man roster prior to the Rule-5 Draft while picking up reliever Jalen Beeks from Tampa Bay. They also discuss Patrick's Rookie of the Year voting ballot and Nolan Jones' 4th place finish before closing the episode with some transactional hopes for the team this offseason. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this new episode of Every Rockie Ever, Dustin and Skyler look back on the Rockies' careers of two key pitchers from the 2009 season. First, they look back at the historic season of Jason Marquis. Acquired from the Cubs, Marquis won 15 games, was an All-Star and was a model of success for how a pitcher could have an immediate impact on the team. Then, then look at the solid career of Jason Hammel after acquiring him from Tampa Bay. For three years Hammel was a rotation staple and workhorse backend rotation piece before moving on to have a career-highs elsewhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan are proud to host the Big Huge 2023 Awards Show! For the first time since 2021, our intrepid hosts dole out the dosh and hand out the hardware for the 2023 Colorado Rockies season! Who will be our Larry Walker Most Valuable Rockie? What about the Jason Jennings Rockies Rookie of the Year? Who will win Best Hair and who will take home the honors for Cutest Couple? After an overall pretty lousy season, let's have some fun and celebrate the best of the best! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Evan and Skyler congratulate Jon Gray and the Texas Rangers for their World Series victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Meanwhile, it's still been radio silence from the Colorado Rockies... minus them sending out a "season ticket holder wish list" and announcing a Green Day and Friends concert to happen next September. Finally, Arizona Fall League All-Stars have been named and players are around the world playing winter baseball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler is joined by Paul Holden, host of the Locked on Rockies podcast. Paul helps air frustrations about the lack of communication from the Rockies front office acknowledging the worst season in franchise history and helping give fans some sense of direction this coming season. Then, they discuss the current World Series teams and how the Rockies could learn from them in a bid to get back to contention. Finally, Skyler asks Paul about his involvement with the online scene for the classic Nintendo GameCube game, Mario Superstar Baseball. For more content from Paul, check out the Locked on Rockies podcast on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts. Follow Paul on X: @PaulHolden33 and @LORockies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Every Rockie Ever is a brand new show under the Rocky Mountain Rooftop banner where brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins sit down and talk about every player to suit up for the Colorado Rockies to share memories and the legacy of their careers. It's World Series time, which means it's worth looking back at the 2007 Rockies team. In this episode Skyler and Dustin reflect on the brief Rockies careers of Kaz Matsui and Willy Taveras and the roles they played in 2007, remembering iconic home runs and catches in the postseason and how speedy they were on the bases. They then look back on the career of Manny Corpas, a reliever that was crucial in 2007 but settled into just a solid reliever for the Rockies. In 30 years of existence, the Colorado Rockies have seen nearly 700+ players and coaches suit up in purple. From the greats of Todd Helton and Larry Walker to obscure ones like Kent Bottenfield and Tim Christman. Join brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins as they endeavor to shine a light on Every Rockie Ever. Every Rockie Ever is part of the Rocky Mountain Rooftop network, a Rockies affiliate of the Fans First Podcast Network. Twitter: @EveryRockieEver, @RockyMtnRooftop, @FansFirstSN Our podcast is available in both audio and video format! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan discuss the Gold Glove Finalists on the Colorado Rockies: Ryan McMahon, Ezequiel Tovar, and Brenton Doyle. Plus, Nolan Jones didn't qualify due to innings, but if he did he'd be a finalist. Meanwhile, the Rockies are making moves by outrighting players off the 40-man roster to prepare for the offseason and clear out the 60-day IL. Are they making the right calls? Finally, we take it easy in the third segment as we discuss what kind of end-of-season awards we'll be handing out later this offseason. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Evan and Skyler are joined by Kenneth Weber to discuss the positives of the 2023 Colorado Rockies season. We start with the bullpen, which went above and beyond to carry the load for a very thin rotation and the lineup had some standout performances. General Manager Bill Schmidt also made his mark in his second full year as GM, and the Rockies farm system is filled with players that give us hope for the future even if it's a little bottom heavy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Every Rockie Ever is a brand new show under the Rocky Mountain Rooftop banner where brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins sit down and talk about every player to suit up for the Colorado Rockies to share memories and the legacy of their careers. In this new episode, former Rockies outfielder Brandon Barnes joins the show! He discusses his mentality and preparation for big league ball games, some of his top moments as a Rockie, the experience of playing with some legendary players, his thoughts on current rookies with the Rockies, and also what he has been doing in his post-playing days, plus much more! In 30 years of existence, the Colorado Rockies have seen nearly 700+ players and coaches suit up in purple. From the greats of Todd Helton and Larry Walker to obscure ones like Kent Bottenfield and Tim Christman. Join brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins as they endeavor to shine a light on Every Rockie Ever. Every Rockie Ever is part of the Rocky Mountain Rooftop network, a Rockies affiliate of the Fans First Podcast Network. Twitter: @EveryRockieEver, @RockyMtnRooftop, @FansFirstSN Our podcast is available in both audio and video format! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In what was supposed to be a more all-encompassing episode about the positives from the Colorado Rockies' 2023 season, Skyler and Evan end up doing a whole episode on the stellar rookie campaigns belonging to Brenton Doyle, Nolan Jones, and Ezequiel Tovar. These three young players made the team infinitely more watchable during a tough season and help the future feel much more bright for the organization. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 2023 Colorado Rockies season has finally, perhaps mercifully, come to an end. The Rockies put up a franchise-worst 59-103 season and there are a lot of problems that need to be addressed from ownership all the way down to the players and coaching staff. While there are definitely bright spots to address from this year, this week we are focusing on the negatives. 103 losses is rock bottom for a struggling franchise that hasn't put up a winning campaign since 2018 and lacks both focus and identity. We also discuss the Charlie Blackmon extension, what it means for the franchise, and name our position player, pitcher, and MVP for the month of September. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Every Rockie Ever is a brand new show under the Rocky Mountain Rooftop banner where brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins sit down and talk about every player to suit up for the Colorado Rockies to share memories and the legacy of their careers. In this new episode, Dustin pulls out his 1993 Inaugural Team set of baseball cards he received at Mile High Stadium when he was a kid. The brothers quickly go through the deck (be sure to check out the video version on YouTube!) briefly touching on some of the Rockies that had just that first-year stint with the Rockies, played a little bit, or prospects who were just available for a picture during spring training. They also do plenty of setting up to identify players worthy of their own episodes in the future, and find a couple of Almost Every Rockie Evers in the deck of cards! In 30 years of existence, the Colorado Rockies have seen nearly 700+ players and coaches suit up in purple. From the greats of Todd Helton and Larry Walker to obscure ones like Kent Bottenfield and Tim Christman. Join brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins as they endeavor to shine a light on Every Rockie Ever. Every Rockie Ever is part of the Rocky Mountain Rooftop network, a Rockies affiliate of the Fans First Podcast Network. Twitter: @EveryRockieEver, @RockyMtnRooftop, @FansFirstSN Our podcast is available in both audio and video format! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a tough episode this week as Evan and Skyler discuss the inevitability of a 100 loss season and just how crummy that feels. The Rockies are on a collision course with by far their worst finish in franchise history to celebrate 30 years of Colorado Rockies baseball, and there isn't anything anyone can do about it. There's a lot to unpack. Kyle Freeland, Peter Lambert, and Austin Gomber are all done for the season with injuries but thankfully Ryan Feltner has completed his comeback. The Arizona Fall League is also on the horizon and will have plenty of Rockies representation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this special "Batman Day" recording (I guess?) Skyler and Evan discuss the return of Kreezy Breezy beautiful Kris Bryant, who has seen success since returning from the IL and taking reps at first base. How can Bryant contribute to the team next season and what does it mean for guys like Hunter Goodman and the Colorado Rockies bench? Meanwhile, the tattered rotation is going to have openings next season due to injuries. Should the Rockies consider bringing back the veteran Chase Anderson? Finally, as the minor league season draws to a close, let's take a quick look at the Rockies minor league affiliates and expectations for the offseason. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Every Rockie Ever is a brand new show under the Rocky Mountain Rooftop banner where brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins sit down and talk about every player to suit up for the Colorado Rockies to share memories and the legacy of their careers. In this new episode, Skyler and Dustin look back on the career of one of the best pitchers in franchise history. Acquired in 2008, Jorge De La Rosa went on to be one of the most successful pitchers in Colorado history. He leads the team in multiple pitching categories while also conquering the challenges of pitching at Coors Field. For years he was essentially the Ace of the Rockies and yet is still overlooked and sometimes forgotten just how good he was. In 30 years of existence, the Colorado Rockies have seen nearly 700+ players and coaches suit up in purple. From the greats of Todd Helton and Larry Walker to obscure ones like Kent Bottenfield and Tim Christman. Join brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins as they endeavor to shine a light on Every Rockie Ever. Every Rockie Ever is part of the Rocky Mountain Rooftop network, a Rockies affiliate of the Fans First Podcast Network. Twitter: @EveryRockieEver, @RockyMtnRooftop, @FansFirstSN Our podcast is available in both audio and video format! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan discuss the Colorado Rockies agreeing to an extension with pitcher Germán Márquez that will keep him with the team through his Tommy John surgery recovery and through the 2025 season. What does it mean for both Germán and for the team? Meanwhile, Victor Vodnik has been called up to make his big league debut, Hunter Goodman has been impressive, and Elehuris Montero seems to finally be finding his way at the plate... but Harold Castro is still here despite Cole Tucker being called up at the cost of Coco Montes being exposed to waivers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan discuss the departure (and return to the San Diego Padres) of outfielder Jurickson Profar. Profar's departure facilitated the call up of Colorado Rockies top prospect Hunter Goodman, who had been setting Triple-A ablaze. Sean Bouchard has also returned from his injury and is on the major league roster once more. Decisions will have to be made about what this team looks like next year, as a 100-loss season is all but certain. The Rockies are on a runaway train straight towards the worst season in franchise history. Will ownership do anything to right the ship? Does 100 losses even mean anything for this team? Finally, we name our position player, pitcher, and MVP of the month and examine who stood out in a pretty unpleasant August. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Every Rockie Ever is a brand new show under the Rocky Mountain Rooftop banner where brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins sit down and talk about every player to suit up for the Colorado Rockies to share memories and the legacy of their careers. In this new episode, Skyler and Dustin honor the memories of some former Rockies that have passed away in the wake of original Rockie Alex Cole's passing this month. They also remember the careers and impacts of pitchers Joe Kennedy and Darryl Kile, along with position players Angel Echevarria and Mario Encarnacion. In 30 years of existence, the Colorado Rockies have seen nearly 700+ players and coaches suit up in purple. From the greats of Todd Helton and Larry Walker to obscure ones like Kent Bottenfield and Tim Christman. Join brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins as they endeavor to shine a light on Every Rockie Ever. Every Rockie Ever is part of the Rocky Mountain Rooftop network, a Rockies affiliate of the Fans First Podcast Network. Twitter: @EveryRockieEver, @RockyMtnRooftop, @FansFirstSN Our podcast is available in both audio and video format! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The podcast Affected by Altitude is hosted by Purple Row staff writers Evan Lang and Skyler Timmins, who are incredibly proud and excited to be lending their voices to more great Rockies content for you to enjoy. Joining Evan and Skyler is a rotating cast of guests hosts to talk shop about everyone’s favorite purple baseball team. This week, Skyler and Evan discuss the struggles of the Rockies late in games this past week. Despite some competitive starting pitching and offensive efforts, the Rockies haven’t been able to seal the deal late in the game. “We aren’t losing, we’re getting beat” has been the sentiment from Bud Black, and that sums up the struggles. Additionally, they talk about the mutual interest between Charlie Blackmon and the Rockies for 2024 as well as the promotion of Evan Justice to the bullpen. They round out the show by pinpointing prospects they’d like to see get some action at the end of the season. Note: Hunter Goodman was called up the day after recording this episode. Rocky Mountain Rooftop has also opened a shop! You can support the show with your purchase! Our podcast is available in both audio and video format! ★ ★ ★ Affected by Altitude is a weekly or bimonthly podcast featuring roundtable discussion, game segments, interviews, and the occasional hot take from a group of Rocky Mountain Rooftop contributors. We live in different places, have varying backgrounds, but we are all united in our love of the Rockies and a desire to provide fans with a fresh new voice. Are you a Rockies fan? Then this show is for you. Please let us know how we’re doing, what you would like to see moving forward, or how we can do better. You can comment on the episodes or on Twitter at @RockyMtnRooftop. ★ ★ ★ Follow us on Twitter: @RockyMtnRooftop Subscribe on YouTube! ★ ★ ★ This episode was recorded on Saturday, August 26th, 2023. Statistics and events may not be current at time of posting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stephen Rice, the play-by-play radio broadcaster for the Fresno Grizzlies joins the show to chat about his first season as the primary broadcaster for the Rockies Low-A affiliate. He hypes up the season that Skyler Messinger and Michael Prosecky are having, while also talking about the quick arrival of Cole Carrigg. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan discuss the important return of one Charles Cobb "Chuck Nazty" Blackmon to the Colorado Rockies. Blackmon's return appears to be a rallying cry for the offense and his strong veteran presence is meaningful for the incredibly young group of position players. Should the Rockies consider bring Chuck back for another ride on a one-year deal? Meanwhile, rookies like Brenton Doyle and Nolan Jones are changing the game for the Rockies when it comes to outfield defense. They're not only the two best outfielders on the team, they're two of the best outfielders in the league. Finally, Jurickson Profar is... a problem for this team. What's to be done about it? We also name our July players of the month! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Every Rockie Ever is a brand new show under the Rocky Mountain Rooftop banner where brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins sit down and talk about every player to suit up for the Colorado Rockies to share memories and the legacy of their careers. In this new episode of Every Rockie Ever, Skyler and Dustin Timmins reflect on three players with the same name. First, Dustin talks about his childhood idol Jamey Wright and his long, solid career. The brothers then dive into the weird absurdity of the event known only as 49-year-old Jamie Moyer pitching for the Rockies in 2012. They then round things out by talking about a Rocktober legend himself, Jamey Carroll. In 30 years of existence, the Colorado Rockies have seen nearly 700+ players and coaches suit up in purple. From the greats of Todd Helton and Larry Walker to obscure ones like Kent Bottenfield and Tim Christman. Join brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins as they endeavor to shine a light on Every Rockie Ever. Every Rockie Ever is part of the Rocky Mountain Rooftop network, a Rockies affiliate of the Fans First Podcast Network. Twitter: @EveryRockieEver, @RockyMtnRooftop, @FansFirstSN Our podcast is available in both audio and video format! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Every Rockie Ever is a brand new show under the Rocky Mountain Rooftop banner where brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins sit down and talk about every player to suit up for the Colorado Rockies to share memories and the legacy of their careers. Best known for their late-game situational performances, John Vander Wal and Brian Fuentes represent two Rockies that you could always depend on in a key moment. This week, Skyler and Dustin are joined by Patrick Lyons of DNVR Rockies to recap their careers and what made them so near and dear to his heart. Patrick also shares a plethora of other random facts about the Rockies that he has gained while covering the team. Be sure to follow him on social media and find him writing articles at thednvr.com In 30 years of existence, the Colorado Rockies have seen nearly 700+ players and coaches suit up in purple. From the greats of Todd Helton and Larry Walker to obscure ones like Kent Bottenfield and Tim Christman. Join brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins as they endeavor to shine a light on Every Rockie Ever. Every Rockie Ever is part of the Rocky Mountain Rooftop network, a Rockies affiliate of the Fans First Podcast Network. Twitter: @EveryRockieEver, @RockyMtnRooftop, @FansFirstSN Our podcast is available in both audio and video format! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Live from their chairs, Skyler and Evan discuss the Colorado Rockies at the 2023 Trade Deadline now that said deadline has come to a close? The Rockies traded away four veteran players at or around the deadline in exchange for pitching prospects. Did they do enough? What do we think of the moves they did make, and what moves should they have made? What happens with this roster for the rest of the season, and what surprises came around the league on deadline day? This episode was originally streamed live on August 1st, 2023 at 5:00 PM MDT. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan break down the Colorado Rockies trade of Pierce Johnson to the Atlanta Braves before diving headfirst into the injury cast. Five pitchers in the Rockies organization have had Tommy John Surgery this year, including three top prospects. The Rockies have also lost another starting pitcher as Chase Anderson hits the IL and Kris Bryant is hurt yet again. At least CJ Cron (who had not been traded prior to recording) and Kyle Freeland are back. Meanwhile, Peter Lambert and Austin Gomber are on the rise! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Colorado Rockies have traded reliever Pierce Johnson to the Atlanta Braves in exchange for minor league pitching prospects Victor Vodnik and Tanner Gordon, according to MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand. In return, the Rockies have received a pair of intriguing prospects. Both pitchers are right-handed and rank among the Braves’ top 30 prospects for MLB Pipeline, with Vodnik ranking 10th and Gordon at 26th. Skyler Timmins breaks down the trade details and what this could mean for the Rockies activity in the coming days. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan discuss the... complicated relationship the Colorado Rockies have had with the long ball this season, and how things might finally be turning around on that front. Meanwhile, the Rockies Rookies are making their marks on Major League Baseball. What kind of accolades will they receive at the end of the season? Are Rookie of the Year votes or other hardware in their futures? Finally, the trade deadline looms ever present. In less than two weeks some current Rockies might be finding new homes. What are good fits for guys like CJ Cron and Randal Grichuk? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Every Rockie Ever is a brand new show under the Rocky Mountain Rooftop banner where brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins sit down and talk about every player to suit up for the Colorado Rockies to share memories and the legacy of their careers. In this week’s episode, Dustin and Skyler Timmins are back from a brief hiatus to talk about one of their favorite veteran bench players, the Great Giambino, Jason Giambi. For parts of four seasons, Giambi played an important role in the Rockies clubhouse as a mentor and positive influence while also providing one of the most fearsome bench bats in team history. They also talk about two of his most notable games in which he punished some baseballs. In 30 years of existence, the Colorado Rockies have seen nearly 700+ players and coaches suit up in purple. From the greats of Todd Helton and Larry Walker to obscure ones like Kent Bottenfield and Tim Christman. Join brothers Skyler and Dustin Timmins as they endeavor to shine a light on Every Rockie Ever. Every Rockie Ever is part of the Rocky Mountain Rooftop network, a Rockies affiliate of the Fans First Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan think the Colorado Rockies might be cursed for making a witch angry or something, because the extremely brutal injuries just keep coming. Antonio Senzatela is having TJS, Kyle Freeland dislocated his shoulder, and Randal Grichuk pulled his groin during the final stretch to the trade deadline. At least we have Elias Díaz as All-Star MVP. Meanwhile, the draft is complete and we take a look at the results. We cap things off with a dip into the mailbag! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Evan and Skyler are joined by Kenneth to discuss the end of the first half for the Colorado Rockies. Elias Díaz is the Rockies' lone All-Star, marking the third straight year where the team has just one representative (even though there were other qualified candidates). Meanwhile, the trade deadline is the next big event of the season and it's very clear what the Rockies need to do... Perhaps to everyone but the Rockies. We also name our June Position Player, Pitcher, and MVP for the month! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's draft Sunday! Evan and Skyler break down the draft options for the Colorado Rockies, including multiple pitching options they could go with for the ninth overall pick, potential position players, and wild cards! Meanwhile, players are on the move throughout the organization. Yanquiel Fernandez is in Hartford while a trio of promising relievers have joined the Isotopes. After that it's time for the All-June Pebble Report team! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Skyler and Evan discuss the movement within the organization, including the Mike Moustakas trade, what to do with CJ Cron, and other veterans. Meanwhile, the Colorado Rockies hit rock bottom for the 2023 season with not only their worst loss of the season, but their worst loss in franchise history. What a great way to celebrate the team's 30th Anniversary. We close out the show talking All-Star voting and discuss goings on around the league. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices