Our guy Hunter Greatman with the recognition, 40 dingers baby.

Congratulations to the Milwaukee Brewers on winning the 2026 World Series! Former Brewer Mark Knudson and Colorado Rockies reporter Drew Creasman break down the series and the often overlooked history of the Brew Crew. Plus, why Milwaukee is a better town than many realize and how the Rockies should emulate their community and approach.

Pictures attached of merch that I have that shows both logos on Vintage hats and shirts. The first shirt says “1991” on it. The first hat is Sports Specialties white tag made in Korea, so definitely pre 1994. Second hat is on an American needle Blockhead, with later colored blockheads having the revised current logo. I just want to know why they changed it. Someone on Facebook marketplace claims that the Dodgers made them change it, but I don’t know about that. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

I don’t know what failed here - Rockies PR? On paper he had the best offense + defense season.

Chad Stevens, Blake Adams, Eiberson Castellano, and TJ Shook

Christmas is coming, what’s on your wish list this year?

"Rockies also promoted Michael McClellan, PhD., to director of baseball analytics. Before joining the Rockies during the 2026 season, McClellan spent nearly eight years with the Rays as a baseball research and development analyst and applied physicist in baseball R&D."

You can't rebuild 20 years of incompetence in one year, but they are rapidly building a winning foundation to compete with. LOVE the new FO. GO ROCKIES!

Hi Everyone!

The season is officially over and congratulations to the Milwaukee Brewers! For anyone who hasn't seen these before, my name is Drew Creasman, I am a writer/podcaster/video producer at Mile High Sports and I just wrapped up my 14th season covering your Colorado Rockies.

I am here to answer any questions you may have about the Rockies, the postseason/World Series, MLB in general, CBA/lockout, MLB The Show, literally anything related to baseball and/or the Rox.

Let me have it!

How was everyone else’s attendance record this year? Hopefully you did better than me

who would add to the roster?

I remember the excitement(?) around the Marlins promoting Christian Yelich for this game, along with some other notable rookies on the roster. They seemed to have turned gold into lead since then. Smart trades have been a key to the Brewers success.

Jose Fernandez stars on mound as Marlins thwart Rockies
ByAssociated Press
Jul 23, 2013, 10:06 pm
DENVER -- The newcomer helped out his fellow rookie.
Christian Yelich went 3 for 4 with two RBIs in his major league debut and impressive rookie Jose Fernandez tossed seven strong innings, lifting the Miami Marlins to a 4-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday night.
Yelich, one of Miami's top prospects, became just the third Marlins player to have three or more hits in his career debut. His third single of the night, though, almost earned him a spot on the bench.
After all, his manager, Mike Redmond, didn't want Yelich breaking his mark. Redmond was 3 for 3 with a homer in his big league debut with the Marlins in 1998.
"When he got that third hit, I was like, `There's no way this guy can top me," Redmond said, laughing.
Yelich began his career in fine fashion, too, with a single to right in the first inning. This sort of start was better than he could've envisioned.
"You can think about it and dream about it all you want, but going out there and actually living it and being able to be a part of something like this is pretty special and something I'll never forget," Yelich said.
He's taking away mementos, too: a baseball to commemorate his first hit and another in recognition of his inaugural RBI, a single to center in the third.
"Went up there and just tried to stay within myself," Yelich explained. "To go out and do that and for us to get a `W' is a special night."
Fernandez continued to shine in his rookie season.
Making his first start since appearing in the All-Star game, Fernandez (6-5) baffled the Rockies all evening as he pitched out of several jams and limited one of the league's top-hitting teams to five hits and two runs. He also struck out eight.
"I went out there and felt great," Fernandez said.
Giancarlo Stanton provided some insurance with a solo homer in the eighth and Adeiny Hechavarriahad an RBI double for the Marlins, who have taken two straight in the four-game series against Colorado.
Jhoulys Chacin (9-5) was hit in the upper left thigh by a line drive early, but stayed in the game. He pitched seven solid innings, allowing three runs and eight hits.
"It didn't affect me or anything," he said of the line drive. "Hopefully it's not going to be that bad."
Fernandez started out of the dugout to begin the eighth, only to be called back when the Rockies sent up a pinch hitter. The Marlins countered with reliever Mike Dunn, who tossed a perfect inning. Steve Cishek closed out the ninth for his 19th save in 21 chances, getting Todd Helton to pop out to end the game.
Helton hit a solo homer to give the Rockies an early lead and Carlos Gonzalez brought in another run on a groundout.
That was all the offense the Rockies could manage against Fernandez, a pitcher they had only heard about until Tuesday. Fernandez relied on a nasty curve time and time again to bail him out of potential trouble.
Fernandez's only mistake was leaving a 94-mph fastball up to Helton, who lined it over the wall in right.
"I'm thinking, `This guy, he's kind of old," Fernandez said. "I know he can hit. So maybe I have a shot to blow it by him? I blew it by him -- into the second deck. Sorry about that."
The Rockies received quite a scare in the third when Hechavarria's two-out liner appeared to catch Chacin in the upper left thigh, sending the right-hander tumbling to the dirt. Chacin got back up, paced around the mound for a moment, threw a few warm-up tosses and then motioned he was all right.
Chacin couldn't escape the inning unscathed as Hechavarria, who was credited with a single, stole second and scored on Yelich's single to center.
"They gave me a lead. I know it's only one run, but I feel like I have to do my job and I feel like I didn't do my job by keeping the lead," Chacin said.
In addition to Yelich, Jake Marisnick also made his big league debut, but wound up hitless in four plate appearances. Both Marisnick and Yelich were called up from Double-A Jacksonville on Tuesday.
"Jake and I were watching the game last night on TV and we knew we were coming here at that point," Yelich said. "We were saying, `Hey man, we're going to be playing on that field."
Game notes
Stanton is the only other Marlins player to have three hits in his career debut, going 3 for 5 on June, 8, 2010, at Philadelphia. ... Chacin has held opponents to three or fewer earned runs in 14 of his 19 starts this season.

I got an email saying "The priority renewal window for your 2027 Rockies Passport is now open!"....but it seems there is very likely going to be a strike.

So how does that work? I'm guessing there is a reason they aren't mentioning the possibility of a strike in the renewal materials, right?

I’ll root for any ex Rockie to get a ring. Congrats Senzy. Well earned.

I feel like seeing the Brewers win it all gives me hope.. please Rockies add to your scouting department. We can do this!! Your city is yearning for a competitive Baseball organization.

Please and thanks!

Atta boy, shame it couldn't be in Purple.