Are you a fan of roller coasters AND baseball? The Colorado Rockies just might be the team for you. This week we're joined by Skyler Timmins from Purple Row to talk about a potential 100-loss team winning seven straight, what moves could be made...and gnarly logs in the farm system's log jam.

One month in, and the Colorado Rockies are who we thought they'd be. We know what's going wrong...but who, and what, is trending in the right direction? We're joined by Kevin Henry of Just Baseball.com to talk about the good, the bad and the ugly on the first month on this week's episode.

Way more bad than good so far for the Colorado Rockies. Andrew Mason of Denver Sports.com joins the show this week to talk booing Kris Bryant, bullpen implosions, comparisons to the Tampa Bay model...and the Denver Broncos. Plus possible silver linings and the joy of watching Ezequiel Tovar.

Coming off a 100-loss season, will 2024 be a better year for the Colorado Rockies? And will you be able to watch the games on good, old fashioned TV? Insight this week from Patrick Lyons and Thomas Harding of MLB.com. And no singing.

How are this year's Colorado Rockies looking from inside the clubhouse? This week we're visited by Rockies lefthander Lucas Gilbreath, still rehabbing from elbow surgery but eager to get back on the bump at Coors Field. Is it possible that MLB's pitch clock has contributed to injuries like his? Patrick Lyons and go deep with the Colorado native.

There were nerves, then there were cheers...and even some tears. Todd Helton became the first full time, home grown Colorado Rockie to be voted into Baseball's Hall of Fame. We were along for the ride and talk about it on this week's episode.

Where will you be able to watch the Colorado Rockies broadcasts in 2024? That's still up in the air a month before the start of spring training. Patrick Lyons and I are joined by Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post to talk about the impact of a new local broadcasting deal for the Rockies on and off the field.

The quietest of quiet off seasons for the Colorado Rockies so far. The emphasis on the farm system continues. Will the bear fruit this season? Anyone ready to get on the mound and produce wins? We asked Patrick Lyons of DNVR and former Rockies pitcher Jason Hirsh for their insight and opinions.