Rockies Roster
Ranking the Rockies: No. 6, Germán Márquez
Germán Márquez struggled to begin the season, but found his stride at time in bumpy 2022 campaign
Ranking the Rockies, No. 7: José Iglesias
Filling the vacancy left by Trevor Story, the veteran SS proved to be one of Colorado’s best hitters in 2022
Ranking the Rockies: No. 8, Yonathan Daza
A shoulder injury took him down for 22 games, but don’t count him out for 2023
Ranking the Rockies: No. 9, Carlos Estévez
The longest tenured Rockies pitcher had another strong season bolstered by an amazing second half. He is now a free agent.
Ranking the Rockies: No. 10, Tyler Kinley
The only thing that slowed Kinley in 2022 was an elbow injury
Ranking the Rockies, No. 11: Sean Bouchard
The 26-year-old infielder/outfielder made the most of his short cup of coffee
Ranking the Rockies, No. 12: Connor Joe
The fan-favorite hitter struggled in the latter half of 2022, and new faces put his roster spot in jeopardy
Ranking the Rockies: No. 13, Lucas Gilbreath
The lefty’s overall strong sophomore season was bookended by stints on the Injured List
Rockies select several contracts in advance of Rule-5 draft
The Rockies protected five prospects from the upcoming Rule-5 draft.
Ranking the Rockies, No. 14: Antonio Senzatela
The righty was hurt multiple times and didn’t have the best showings when he was able to take the mound
Ranking the Rockies, number 15: Kris Bryant
The first year of the new superstar’s tenure with the Rockies didn’t go to plan, but there’s reason to be excited for more
Ranking the Rockies: No. 16, Elias Díaz
After signing a three-year deal, Díaz regressed on offense and defense
Ranking the Rockies: No. 17, Sam Hilliard
Sam Hilliard lacked power that gave a promising start to his career in 2022, but will get a fresh start after trade to Atlanta
Ranking the Rockies: No. 18, Dinelson Lamet
The Rockies picked up Lamet late in the season and relied on him frequently out of the bullpen.
Ranking the Rockies: No. 19, Jake Bird
There were ups and downs, but Jake Bird showcased many tools in 2022 that could lead to future success.
Ranking the Rockies: No. 20, Austin Gomber
Gomber showed promise in his initial season with Colorado, but a took a step backward in 2022
Ranking the Rockies: No. 21, Randal Grichuk
He had one of the highest groundball percentages in baseball.
Rockies trade Sam Hilliard to Atlanta Braves for minor league pitcher
The move opens up a spot on the 40-man roster while giving Hilliard a change of scenery.
Ranking the Rockies: No. 22, José Ureña
The former Marlin worked up from Triple-A and stuck in the bigs once he was there
Ranking the Rockies: No. 23, Alan Trejo
The Rockies’ back-up shortstop saw more MLB playing time this season.
Ranking the Rockies: No. 24, Wynton Bernard
The 32-year-old outfielder made his long-awaited MLB debut
Ranking the Rockies: No. 25, Elehuris Montero
The Rockies, not Montero, seem to be most at fault for his subpar debut
Ranking the Rockies: No. 26, Jordan Sheffield
The call-up of Wynton Bernard pushed one player off the 40-man roster
Ranking the Rockies: No. 27, Brian Serven
The rookie catcher started off hot, but cooled down the stretch
Ranking the Rockies: No. 28, Ryan Feltner
Despite some rookie struggles, the righty mostly looked the part of a big league SP
Ranking the Rockies: No. 29, Ty Blach
An impressive debut with his hometown team would be the highlight of the mixed bag of results
Ranking the Rockies: No. 30, Noah Davis
He only pitched one inning for the Rockies
Ranking the Rockies: No. 31, Chad Kuhl
Kuhl’s great start - including the finest outing of his career - was overshadowed by a very rough second half
Ranking the Rockies: No. 32, Michael Toglia
A meteoric rise through the minors earned the rookie prospect meaningful playing time in September
Ranking the Rockies: No. 33, Charlie Blackmon
Chuck Nazty posted a negative WAR for the first time since 2011, but still led the team when batting with RISP
Ranking the Rockies: No. 34, Gavin Hollowell
The surface level numbers aren’t kind, but the young righty’s pitch mix and mechanics give him a great foundation for future success
Ranking the Rockies: No. 35, Justin Lawrence
The Lion of Panama finally got consistent big-league innings and shows great promise if he can continue to improve, adapt, and adjust.