Rockies re-sign Jacob Stallings to one-year deal
- Home
- Rocky Mountain Rooftop
Rockies re-sign Jacob Stallings to one-year deal
The Colorado Rockies didn’t have to wait long to figure out their catching situation as veteran catcher Jacob Stallings re-signed with the team on Wednesday to a one-year deal with a mutual option for 2026, the club announced. The deal, as first reported by MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand via a source, guarantees Stallings $2 million, while… read more
Rockies select Zac Veen to 40-man roster
Before the 4 p.m. MT 40-man roster deadline to protect them from the Rule-5 Draft, the Colorado Rockies selected the contract of outfielder Zac Veen the club announced. Veen, 22, was originally drafted by the Rockies in the first round (ninth overall) in 2020 out of Spruce Creek High School in Florida. As a lefty… read more
Affected by Altitude Episode 139: Just ZiPS it
Rocky Mountain Rooftop is the Colorado Rockies affiliate of Fans First Sports Network dedicated to covering all things Rockies. Our flagship podcast Affected by Altitude, hosted by Evan Lang and Skyler Timmins, covers all the happenings of the big league club. Other shows under the RMR banner include Every Rockie Ever and Rooftop Mingle featuring… read more
Every Rockie Ever Episode 35: Dustin Garneau, Tony Wolters, Scott Oberg
Every Rockie Ever is a brand 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 a show under the Rocky Mountain Rooftop banner, the Rockies affiliate of… read more
Affected by Altitude Episode 138: We Just Got a Letter
Rocky Mountain Rooftop is the Colorado Rockies affiliate of Fans First Sports Network dedicated to covering all things Rockies. Our flagship podcast Affected by Altitude, hosted by Evan Lang and Skyler Timmins, covers all the happenings of the big league club. Other shows under the RMR banner include Every Rockie Ever and Rooftop Mingle featuring… read more
Jacob Stallings declines mutual option with Rockies
The Major League Baseball Players Association announced a list of 30 players who reached free agency today after having their option decisions resolved with Colorado Rockies catcher Jacob Stallings among the names. The Rockies haven’t made an announcement concerning their decision on the mutual option but Stallings has declined his end of the $1.5 million… read more
Brenton Doyle and Ezequiel Tovar Named 2024 Gold Glove Winners
The Rawlings Gold Glove Awards were announced on Sunday evening and a pair of Colorado Rockies were among the recipients. Shortstop Ezequiel Tovar and center fielder Brenton Doyle were named the winners at their respective positions, marking the first time since 2018 that the Rockies have had two winners in a single season. Third baseman… read more
Affected by Altitude Episode 137: It’s Miller Time!
Rocky Mountain Rooftop is the Colorado Rockies affiliate of Fans First Sports Network dedicated to covering all things Rockies. Our flagship podcast Affected by Altitude, hosted by Evan Lang and Skyler Timmins, covers all the happenings of the big league club. Other shows under the RMR banner include Every Rockie Ever and Rooftop Mingle featuring… read more
Rockies acquire Owen Miller from Brewers
The Colorado Rockies have acquired utilityman Owen Miller from the Milwaukee Brewers for cash considerations, Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. Miller, 28 this month, has spent parts of four MLB seasons since being drafted in the third round by the San Diego Padres in 2018. In 2020 he was traded to the… read more
Rockies to entertain trading Cal Quantrill
The Colorado Rockies aren’t expected to do much this offseason outside of potentially adding some veterans on cheaper deals while aiming to slash payroll if possible. Since Charlie Blackmon’s $13 million is coming off the books along with Daniel Bard’s $9.5 million, the Rockies’ only other pending free agent is catcher Jacob Stallings. While Stallings… read more
Share & Comment: