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Rockies Reportedly Have “No Plans” To Trade Jon Gray, Daniel Bard

By Steve Adams | July 30, 2021 at 7:15am CDT

7:15am: The Rockies “have no plans” to trade either Gray or closer Daniel Bard today, tweets Mark Feinsand of MLB.com.

As a 36-year-old closer on a fourth-place team, Bard looked like nearly as much of a slam-dunk trade candidate as Gray and Story. He’s controlled through the 2022 season via arbitration, but relievers are inherently volatile, and the Rockies can’t be reasonably expected to contend for a division title next year.

Bard has allowed three runs in his past two outings, which has bumped his ERA up a bit, but he’s still sitting at a respectable 4.32 mark with a 28.5 percent strikeout rate and 10.9 percent walk rate. Given his 97.8 mph average fastball, his ability to miss bats and his affordable $2.925MM salary, one would imagine there’d be some decent interest in Bard.

6:37am: Despite standing out as one of the most logical trade candidates on the market, Jon Gray remains in Colorado with nine hours until this afternoon’s trade deadline. There are, of course, many likely trade candidates who’ve yet to change hands, but it seems that as is the case with Trevor Story, the Rockies are at least considering hanging onto Gray.

The right-hander himself tells Danielle Allentuck of the Denver Gazette that he and the team have had preliminary talks about an extension, adding that he hopes to stay with the Rockies. Meanwhile, MLB Network’s Jon Heyman tweets that the Rockies have also considered hanging onto Gray and making him a qualifying offer at season’s end.

Gray, 29, was the No. 3 overall pick in the 2013 draft and stands out as one of the best homegrown arms the Rockies have developed. He’s in the midst of a the third sub-4.00 ERA of his season, pitching to a 3.67 ERA with a 22 percent strikeout rate, a 9.7 percent walk rate and a 49.8 percent ground-ball rate. Those strikeout and walk rates are a ways off from his career-best marks, and Gray’s 94.8 mph average heater is down a tick from his career-high 96.1 mph in 2017. But Gray is also limiting hard contact at the best rates of his career and has been a generally durable starter for the Rox this season. He’s playing on a $6MM salary in his final season of club control before free agency.

Given all that and the Rockies’ obvious lack of playoff chances, there ought to be many teams trying to acquire Gray — and it sounds as though the interest is there. Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post reports that the Blue Jays, Padres, Mariners, White Sox and Mets are among the clubs that have scouted and shown varying levels of interest in Gray.

With Max Scherzer likely L.A.-bound and Jose Berrios now looking increasingly likely to be dealt, the floodgates on the remaining available starting pitchers could open in the hours leading up to the deadline. Gray, Michael Pineda, Zach Davies, Kyle Gibson and Merrill Kelly all seem like strong candidates to be dealt, and the removal of the market’s top two names — if Berrios is moved early in the day — should give the teams that miss out ample time to pivot to secondary targets.

Of course, that again assumes that Gray will be moved at all. The Rockies march to the beat of their own drum, to say the least. Perhaps the notion of keeping Gray and/or Story is mere posturing in an effort to extract a larger return, but the Rockies have resisted rebuilding moves for years despite rarely contending. Manager Bud Black said earlier this month they’ve already informed top starter German Marquez that he won’t be traded, which seems to suggest they believe a rapid turnaround is possible within the next couple years. So far, the Rockies’ lone move has been to trade Mychal Givens to the Reds.

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94 Comments

  1. RunDMC

    4 years ago

    Picture Jon Gray on here refreshing the page incessantly, throwing the tennis ball against the ball. Almost out, Jon.

    Remember Red, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies. (Andy Dufresne)

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    • Captain Dunsel

      4 years ago

      There are so many possibilities considering all the teams needing pitching. I could imagine fifty trades of Gray.

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      • ChiSox_Fan

        4 years ago

        NOT trading GRAY.

        Delete this rumor.

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        • Bi Soxual

          4 years ago

          No plans to trade Gray” Translation – No we’re close to what they want coming back. Tick Tock Tick Tok

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        • lemonlyman

          4 years ago

          I mean it’s not MLB Trade Transactions, this is still a rumor about a terrible ball club who isn’t selling assets which some of us find interesting. You can always choose to move on, or, you can choose to complain in the comments. Make smart choices.

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        • Mrivers

          4 years ago

          Is interesting though why a team whose recent policies have completely failed still cling to them in the face of failure. Arenado had a point.

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        • ABCD

          4 years ago

          Who’s running the baseball operations? Isn’t it one guy who was promoted after a bunch of resignations and ownership is not giving him much leeway? I would figure that the Rox will be going into the offseason looking for a new GM.

          Reply
        • ayrbhoy

          4 years ago

          Bisoxual- Rox are definitely on a journey to no we’re!

          Reply
    • RunDMC

      4 years ago

      Welp. Looks like Jon met a warden harder than Warden Norton – Dick Manfort. Now I know why Shawshank Redemption wasn’t set in Denver, Andy would’ve died in there.

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  2. BeeVeeTee

    4 years ago

    There is a good chance the Yankees may be one of the teams on Gray. The Yankees can use one more pitcher in that rotation.

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    • deweybelongsinthehall

      4 years ago

      Many teams should be in on him. if you can pitch in CO, you can pitch anywhere provided your head matches your arm.

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      • Dotnet22

        4 years ago

        Also, “If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball.” – Patches O’Houlihan

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    • ayrbhoy

      4 years ago

      BVT- I don’t get their acquisitions over the last 12 mo’s. The whole world knows they’ve needed impact pitchers since the 2020-21 offseason. First they get Kluber and Taillon then Gallo and Rizz? In the weeks preceding the deals no-one saw NYY choosing those 4 players. Not that they are bad moves necessarily. Just, of all the players available they chose players that may not be the best choices from the pool of players available.

      Reply
      • Lars MacDonald

        4 years ago

        The Yankees handcuffed themselves into these choices because they are staying under the luxury tax threshold this year come hell or high water.

        It’s a really bad look for baseball when their richest franchise is pinching pennies, but that’s what happens when you penalize teams for spending money to try and consistently win.

        Reply
  3. petersdylan36

    4 years ago

    Padres and Giants have to make a move for a starting pitcher.

    Who’s left? Gray? Berrios? Any other starter that moves the needle?

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    • BlooBengal

      4 years ago

      Depends on how serious you view Matt Boyd’s injury?

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    • Gmen777

      4 years ago

      Kyle Gibson also

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  4. bobtillman

    4 years ago

    It’s the Rockies. They’ll trade Gray to Minnesota for Refsnyder.

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    • Yankee Clipper

      4 years ago

      I was refreshed reading this newly titled article. I mean, how would the Rox stay so competitive if they traded these two?

      Reply
  5. Longtimecoming

    4 years ago

    Let me note a curiosity element. If Gray goes to Padres – he is scheduled to start tonight AGAINST the Padres. He then starts for Padres against Colorado? Padre shouldn’t have a problem pushing Weathers back due to recent injury and limits. Baseball is a history of “fun fact” so there is a chance for another.

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  6. jhiphop

    4 years ago

    So sad that with the state of the Phils, they’re not even mentioned here about looking at him. Or Freeland.

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    • Special Agent

      4 years ago

      While I think Freeland stays I’ve thought he’s a sleeper guy to be traded. After a horrific start to the season he’s been really good. He can pitch as a 4 or 3 starter on a good team. The return would be higher too, likely, than on Gray, due to his “controllable” contract.

      Phils could likely get Gray if they want to make a bold offer.

      Reply
    • Bill Kane

      4 years ago

      Seriously what is Dombrowski doing? Does he intend to keep throwing out the trash pitchers they have this week with the obvious exception of Wheeler

      Reply
      • VonPurpleHayes

        4 years ago

        What can he possibly trade? Segura and Wheeler perhaps, but that knocke them out of contention. The Phillies have garbage prospects.

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        • jhiphop

          4 years ago

          Gray and Story are two month rentals, so you’re not trading a Stott or an Abel. But Howard, Morales, Medina, Moniak, Muzziotti and/or Garcia, plus some lower level lottery tickets or guys that would be Rule 5 eligible after the season should get something done.

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    • VonPurpleHayes

      4 years ago

      I’m sure the Phillies looked at everyone. They don’t have much to trade. Also, should they even trade their best prospects? They need 2 starters, a closer, a CF, and perhaps even more. They aren’t anywhere close.

      Reply
  7. Lefty_Orioles_Fan

    4 years ago

    But, but, but what about
    Sonny Black? Sonny Red, Sonny Gray?
    You gotta not only worry about the pitching, but the whole Crime Syndicate!!!

    Reply
  8. tgallagher

    4 years ago

    Why would the White Sox be interested in a starting pitcher in his walk year unless they would use him out of the bullpen?

    1
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    • Special Agent

      4 years ago

      What, the ChiSox can’t re-sign players they like?

      Reply
  9. Robrock30

    4 years ago

    I am thinking the Yankees have to be in play for Story / Gray and won’t stop with Rizzo and Gallo. Berrios to Padres, Bryant to Giants to replace Longoria.

    Reply
    • Kapler's Coconut Oil

      4 years ago

      Why would they need to replace Longoria? He was one of their best hitters before his freak injury. Bryant would likely play LF

      Reply
  10. Special Agent

    4 years ago

    No need to trade him. He would like to return and the Rockies can afford him. He’s not going to cost Arenado or Story money. The question is term. Don’t sell him for some weak package of C-grade prospects. Re-sign him or do what is necessary to get the quality comp pick, instead of accepting some GMs poor trade offer.

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    • cwsOverhaul

      4 years ago

      “Story money” is going to be far less in FA than initially anticipated unless he gets hot to show it’s not a decline. Especially true if he gets traded today and doesn’t do well outside of Coors for club that rents him.

      Reply
  11. JZ44

    4 years ago

    He’s on record several times of saying he doesn’t want to leave Denver. I’m glad that the front office is trying to make that happen. More teams should fight to keep players instead of acting like farm systems for the likes of the Yanks. Teams aren’t just entitled to other teams best players because you people think they are

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    • Robrock30

      4 years ago

      It’s almost a MLB secret rule that the Yankees are the financial driver and that the Teams must support them at the trading deadline. The Yankees aren’t even paying Rizzo and Gallo. How sweetheart is that deal?

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      • Joe says...

        4 years ago

        @Robrock.. or maybe the Yankees farm system is better than the haters want to believe.
        All I have heard is the Yankees couldn’t get Hosmer if they included the entire farm.

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      • ABCD

        4 years ago

        The Rizzo deal was a fair trade.

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    • A'sfaninUK

      4 years ago

      “He’s on record several times of saying he doesn’t want to leave Denver.” – literally 99.99% of players say this about the team they are currently on, dont EVER think it means a damn thing. Entry level take.

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      • JZ44

        4 years ago

        He literally said, “I just want to wear purple.” It’s more than just money for him.

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        • Lonniemac

          4 years ago

          It’s always about money.

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    • KamKid

      4 years ago

      Isn’t that why teams explore extensions before the deadline though? If the Rockies want Gray and Gray wants the Rockies there shouldn’t be any real barrier to an extension and if they can’t agree on one now, what makes the Rockies sure they’ll be able to sign him once other teams are able to be in on the bidding too? I think it’s admirable to have some loyalty to your players and to put a decent product on the field. I like what KC has done. But even they traded Duffy.

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  12. tedtheodorelogan

    4 years ago

    Weird time for Farhan to decide to take a week long nap.

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    • BRUH.SF.BRUH

      4 years ago

      @ted he’s just waiting until prices drop right up until the deadline I’m guessing. I never expected him to part with much in the way of top prospects. He’s not gonna trade Bart for 2 months of Bryant. He’s going to do something, although it might not be the most exciting relative to all the moves the Padres and Dodgers have made.

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  13. krockMETS

    4 years ago

    Sounds dumb

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  14. LATrolleyDodger

    4 years ago

    Rockies organization stays full of boneheads

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  15. stevetampa

    4 years ago

    Rockies are just a bad organization right now.

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    • Lonniemac

      4 years ago

      It starts at the top.

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    • solaris602

      4 years ago

      The organization just doesn’t like making trades no matter what. I might believe they are wisely standing pat at the deadline if they had a track record of success, but by just not trading anyone is basically saying, “Yeah, we’re comfortable in mediocrity.”

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  16. Altuves Buzzer

    4 years ago

    So the players that won’t get qa’s as free agents, netting zero when they walk aren’t going anywhere

    #ThatsSoRockies

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  17. Yankee-4-Lifer 75

    4 years ago

    The Rockies organization is a mess. I just don’t see the Yankees making a trade for Story and Gray at this point. The Yankees just traded the prospects they would of wanted in the Rizzo trade. I doubt Colorado would pay their contracts for the rest of this year either.

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    • A'sfaninUK

      4 years ago

      At some point, MLB has to step in and clean up these awful ownerships who are holding back the game. There’s at least a dozen teams who have people at the top of their orgs who need to be fired 100 times over, yet they continue to keep their job on a team that never even contends, or signs their players long term. Any of those teams (including the A’s and Pirates especially) need MLB intervention to tell these greedy rich guys “put up or get out”.

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      • 1984wasntamanual

        4 years ago

        Uh, the Rockies did sign players long term. It was a huge mistake, but they did it. I also have a really hard time believing the owners would ever agree to allow MLB to dictate their work force to that degree.

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        • mmyechoandbunnymen

          4 years ago

          Treating owners like employees is shockingly “too much” to owners. Next on the news, “Why Unions are Bad!” -_-

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      • JoeBrady

        4 years ago

        “keep their job on a team that never even contends,”
        ===================
        Actually, every team in baseball competes, except for Miami. I think you are confusing ‘competing’ with ‘competing every year’. And the latter is not going to happen. Not when some teams have huge and rich cities, while other teams are in cities with small populations.

        Secondly, it should be noted that, no matter what you do, half the teams will still be below .500.

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  18. IndianaBraves85

    4 years ago

    It’s a bad feeling to follow a team having a bad season, but it has to be really bad feeling to follow a team with no hope for the foreseeable future. Honesty sorry for Rockies fans.

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    • JZ44

      4 years ago

      Don’t, Gray wants to be a Rockie. That’s good enough for me.

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      • A'sfaninUK

        4 years ago

        All 100% of players want to play on MLB teams, yes. Please destroy the delusion inside you that its a good thing or a real thing. Graveman was LOVED by his teammates and look what happened.

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        • JZ44

          4 years ago

          The difference is Gray is a homegrown player who they can sell as they face of the franchise

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        • mmyechoandbunnymen

          4 years ago

          Arenado was a homegrown player, they DID sell as their face. However, they lied straight to his face (Arenados to blame there) and eventually he wanted it. The Rockies had the naive player who truly believed in the franchise despite a large amount of evidence that their playoff teams were playing well above their heads and somehow, the Rockies STILL messed it up. While the GM was terrible, at this point it’s definitely ownership screwing up the Rockies. There’s no hope there anytime soon.

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      • Lonniemac

        4 years ago

        You act like Gray is some great pitcher to build a team around. Why would you be happy that a mid/rotation guy wants to stay on your team? That’s not helping your team win games or build for the future.

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    • Yankee-4-Lifer 75

      4 years ago

      @IndianaBraves85- yeah I really feel bad for the fans also. lst they trade fan favorite Arenado. They don’t get back all they should with that trade. Story is a really good player, and is only having a so so year, so they won’t get back all they should for him either. I like John Gray more than José Berrios. I wonder what they could back for him? Smh

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  19. VTGiant

    4 years ago

    Farhan Zaidi always deals with the Twins.

    Look for a deal today involving Berrios, Buxton, Joey Bart, Alex Dickerson and Heyward (AA Richmond) and cash.

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    • A'sfaninUK

      4 years ago

      You wish buddy. keep overrating Farhan too, its going to be so funny watching you think you have something big here because you had two veterans play over their heads and a bunch of guys who are cheating (Yaz, Gausman and DeSclafani). Next season you will be back in the cellar, where you belong.

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      • oaklandfan22

        4 years ago

        Hahaha love to hear it from a fellow A’s fan.

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  20. JRamHOF

    4 years ago

    Rockies are poverty and always will be

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    • A'sfaninUK

      4 years ago

      One of the worst ownerships in MLB by a long, long way.

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  21. Simodine

    4 years ago

    Rockies need to spend a day with the Nationals Rizzo and learn how to run a ball club.

    It’s like the Arenado debacle has scared them so badly. Instead of making smart baseball decisions they are running a day care.

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    • JoeBrady

      4 years ago

      That’s how would describe them-running scared. They should’ve traded Arenado. Instead they signed him, lost $50M, and don’t have the prospects they could’ve had. Now they don’t know what to do.

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    • 1984wasntamanual

      4 years ago

      Unless you’re just going to blame contract signings 100% on the owners, I’m not sure Rizzo is the best model? The Strasburg and Corbin contracts look awful.

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  22. MilwaukeeStrong

    4 years ago

    I swear the Rockies ownership could qualify for disability….

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  23. BoltforLife

    4 years ago

    Bart plus trash isn’t getting you Berrios and Buxton. At least you started out with a real prospect. Try Bart, Pomares, and Harrison. That might get it done.

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    • A'sfaninUK

      4 years ago

      Bart for Berrios 1-1 is a nice challenge trade tho

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  24. raef715

    4 years ago

    sounds like something a team says so that if they dont get a trade done, they can say that was the plan all along, plus maybe someone gets more serious with their offer.

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  25. A'sfaninUK

    4 years ago

    The Rockies are straight up purgatory. This is dumber than KC keeping Merrifield all these years while they are irrelevant when he could have been a superstar on a contender.

    Do these morons running the show at the tops of all these teams understand that this is going to make no FA’s ever want to go there? MLB has to step in and clean up all these teams with dodgy ownerships and front offices. The Pirates, A’s, Rockies ownerships are all acting against the best interests of the game, burrowing their collective heads in the sand when it comes to paying stars and refusing to act like the b!llionaires they are.

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  26. mcmillankmm

    4 years ago

    I was seeing a lot of comments criticizing Colorado for not looking into Marquez trades…which I thought was unwarranted. But not willing to trade Jon Gray? There should be a lot of criticism if Gray and Story are still on the roster at 4:05 pm EST.

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  27. baines03

    4 years ago

    Rockies will trade everyone but their old closer. Because Rockies.

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  28. Central Valley

    4 years ago

    Giants ownership pushing Farhan Zaidi to make a big move?

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  29. Devlsh

    4 years ago

    Seriously, how bad can an organization be when the average fan can plainly see that trading a guy for SOMETHING….anything….is better than losing him for nothing. If they DON’T re-sign Gray….even on an overpay….then this club deserves every criticism it receives.

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    • Lonniemac

      4 years ago

      The Rockies are really clueless. They make the same mistakes every year. Why would you not trade a 36-year old reliever for a prospect? Trade Gray, get some prospects and then try and resign him later if you want. They need to do a complete rebuild.

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  30. bamck

    4 years ago

    Makes no sense at all. The Rockies should pay attention to what the nats just did and blow it up. They are not competing in the next few years. Every valuable asset should be unloaded for controllable prospects. Gray, Bard, Marquez, story, Cron all should have been dealt. They may not find a trade partner for Cron at this point, but the rest of them should be dealt today.

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    • Orel Saxhiser

      4 years ago

      Scouting. Drafting. Player development. Analytics. Trades and transactions. The Rockies front office is behind the times or just plain incompetent at every level imaginable. Considering the division they’re in, not moving those assets will set them more than just another year back. Bad for the game. Terrible for loyal fans of the team. And let’s face it, this will get worse before it gets better. No gameplan. No leadership. Teams in the other two divisions should be irate with what’s going on in Colorado and Arizona. That’s 38 games per year for LA, SD, and SF. Not fair, even though it benefits my team.

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  31. bucsfan0004

    4 years ago

    “Have no plans” to trade Bard = 0.0 offers

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  32. nyy17 2

    4 years ago

    Of course they want to keep Jon Gray and Daniel Bard. It offsets the harsh names like Trevor Story and Marquez (and of course the team name Rockies)

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  33. los_leebos

    4 years ago

    Apparently the Rockies are waiting for Matt Holiday to touch Home Plate before considering any trade offers.

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  34. Paul Miller

    4 years ago

    “No Plans” That is the motto of the Rockies front office as a whole.

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  35. dirkg

    4 years ago

    The Giants, Dodgers, and Padres are in your division and holding onto Jon Gray and Daniel Bard will help in elevating you past these teams for 2022 and beyond.

    Ok, got it.

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  36. MyWifeLeftMeForWadeBoggs

    4 years ago

    Farhan probably laughed at the Rockies gm face

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    • ABCD

      4 years ago

      Does your wife like chicken?

      Reply
  37. Cora the Destroya

    4 years ago

    Rockies have no direction. They would be half good if they tailored their team to Coors Field (cheap homerun hitters like Oakland does, invest in good pitching, etc.). Over the years of their existence, I have not seen one pitcher even worthy of Cy Young on the Rockies and the excuse isn’t “Coors Field.”

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  38. GETBUCKETS

    4 years ago

    Front office mess.
    Remember earlier this season 3 long time Rockies executives stepped away from their post.
    Obviously there’s a mess with no vision or direction. Keep the guys and extend a QO and get a draft pick when they leave is the approach.

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    • Orel Saxhiser

      4 years ago

      A crucial trade deadline for the Rockies and no one in charge. Gonna suck for them because now is a time when they have assets to help kick off the rebuild. Whoever is ultimately hired to fix the mess will have a herculean task. A ton of hires will be needed. Gotta be the worst scouting department in the game. How a professional sports franchise can be so far behind the rest of the industry is sad. Rockies execs attend the same winter meetings as everyone else. Apparently, nothing has rubbed off.

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  39. YankeesBleacherCreature

    4 years ago

    Lol Rockies. Still can’t make decisions. For the love of… Just blow it up for the sake of your fans which clearly support the team. Why purposely and pertually be stuck in mediocrity?

    Reply
  40. Deleted_User

    4 years ago

    So I guess they plan to QO Gray and Bard then?

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    • Deleted_User

      4 years ago

      Strike that. Just Gray. Bard has one more year of arb.

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