ANAHEIM — Left-handed reliever Welinton Herrera's rookie season is over after only 2 1/3 innings, as he has suffered a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow, the Rockies announced on Monday. The Rockies’ No. 14 prospect, per MLB Pipeline, was placed on the 15-day injured list on Saturday

The 2024 No. 3 overall pick is red-hot again after his rapid rise through the Minors a year ago. He punctuated this current streak with a walk-off on Sunday. Rockies No. 2 prospect Charlie Condon (MLB Pipeline's No. 74 overall) crushed a home run to center field in the bottom

DENVER -- Rockies No. 1 prospect -- and MLB Pipeline's No. 17 prospect -- Ethan Holliday will undergo surgery for a stress fracture in his left foot and miss the remainder of the season, a source told MLB.com on Friday. The club had not announced the surgery. The decision came

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Triple-A Albuquerque would eventually pull away in a 12-7 victory over El Paso on Thursday afternoon. But there was enough doubt that Rockies No. 2 (and MLB Pipeline’s No. 75 overall) prospect Charlie Condon gripped a bat in the dugout and pulled his hands into hitting position

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Triple-A Albuquerque left-hander Sean Sullivan (Rockies' No. 11 prospect) found the appropriate reaction to a negative result, and excelled.

PHOENIX -- Rockies outfielder Mickey Moniak fought right ankle tendinitis for 10 days before he and manager Warren Schaeffer saw a disturbing pattern emerge. Moniak sustained the injury in a crash with the center-field wall in the first inning of a May 12 game in Pittsburgh. The next night --

For one night, bragging rights in the Holliday clan goes to the younger sibling. Hours after Jackson Holliday hit a go-ahead homer during his rehab assignment with Triple-A Norfolk, Ethan Holliday matched his big brother ... and then one-upped him for good measure. Colorado's top-ranked prospect continued his recent tear,

We’re still months away from the holiday season, yet May has seemingly turned into the Holliday season. Rockies top prospect Ethan Holliday (MLB Pipeline’s No. 17 overall) whacked his fourth home run of the month Thursday -- and it’s only May 15. Holliday combined with fellow top-100 prospect Roldy Brito

When Ethan Holliday took a fastball off his left elbow last Thursday, the Rockies organization must have held its collective breath. The 19-year-old doubled over in pain for almost a minute before taking his base. He eventually left that contest, but he wasn't held down for long. Since returning to

Lately, the only thing that has slowed Ethan Holliday down was a hit-by-pitch. The Rockies No. 1 prospect (No. 19 overall) took a fastball off his left elbow on Thursday and left the game soon after, then was held out Friday. But he returned Saturday and didn’t miss a beat.

Ethan Holliday has the strength. He has the bat speed. He gets to his launch point consistently, leveraging the ball into the air. And with as much raw power as any prospect in the game, he’s got the ability to hit the ball out to all parts of the ballpark

Ethan Holliday spent the spring of 2025 as MLB’s No. 1 Draft prospect, a premier talent with prodigious power. Fast-forward a year later and he's now the Rockies’ No. 1 prospect, getting to put that light-tower pop on display against pro pitching. Holliday crushed his second homer of the year

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A couple of future Rockies delivered on their bombastic potential on Sunday. Charlie Condon and Cole Carrigg teamed up for six hits and seven RBIs in Triple-A Albuquerque's 19-12 extra-inning win over El Paso at Southwest University Park. In perhaps typical Pacific Coast League fashion, the Isotopes broke out for

Ethan Holliday's power is legit. Holliday -- the younger brother of Orioles second baseman Jackson Holliday and the son of seven-time All-Star Matt Holliday -- showed off his 65-grade power in Friday’s 9-5 loss for Single-A Fresno, launching his first home run of the young season. MLB Pipeline’s No. 21

With the Minor League season kicking off, here's where the Rockies’ Top 30 Prospects are projected to start:

MIAMI -- Charlie Condon arrived at Triple-A Albuquerque looking to make friends with his surroundings.

Fair or unfair, the burden of expectations is heavy for first-round Draft picks. Just ask Charlie Condon. Betrayed by hand and wrist injuries during 2024 and '25 -- as well as inconsistency -- the Rockies' No. 2 prospect (MLB No. 68) endured an uneven first full pro campaign last year.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Highlights from the Rockies’ 10-3 loss to the Diamondbacks in Saturday evening’s Spring Breakout:

Rockies and Diamondbacks prospects walk the path to the Majors together. They share Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, meaning from the moment they turn pro, they are more likely to oppose each other in games on the backfields. They oppose each other at most Minor League stops and even

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – Rockies general manager Josh Byrnes sees the end of Major League camp participation for prospects Charlie Condon and Cole Carrigg as another step in both of their bright futures. “Both of those guys had really good camps,” Byrnes said.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- En route to losing 119 games last season, the Rockies posted the worst run differential (-424) in MLB history, and the worst starter's ERA (6.65) since ERA became an official statistic in 1913. Figuring out how to prevent runs while playing at high altitude has been a

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Charlie Condon is not hard to find at Salt River Fields. At 6-foot-5, he towers over most of the Rockies’ clubhouse, but it is the noise he has been making in the batter’s box that has captured everyone’s attention. As Colorado heads into the final week of

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Rockies No. 4 prospect Roldy Brito has a solid build on his listed 5-foot-11 frame not always associated with an 18-year-old coming out of his first professional season. He’s getting good advice. “My dad [Ronny Brito] played with the Phillies and lower levels -- obviously, at that

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- The Rockies intentionally accelerated the learning curve for No. 16 prospect and 2022 first-round MLB Draft pick Gabriel Hughes by having him pitch Wednesday against Team USA in an exhibition.