Oli Marmol called it "embarrassing" the way Doug Eddings handled the situation.
"He tells him that he needs to fix his hat during an at-bat, and the kid's not wearing his hat like that on my field. Last I checked, this was Coors Field."
The Rockies endured another 100-loss season, but a double-digit improvement in wins is definitely a start on the road to better days.
Our @PatrickDLyons highlights his takeaways from the 2026 Rockies:
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Colorado heads to the South Side for three games against the White Sox.
Rookies and first-year players are dressed for a Chicago hot dog theme.
Troy Johnston, a tomato, interrupts this Kyle Karros (hot dog, not pictured) interview with a pressing question.
Say what you will about the win-loss record, but the Colorado Rockies do a great job of fan service.
The final walk, a tradition that dates back to Mile High Stadium in 1993 with original manager Don Baylor.
Good crowd on hand for the final #Rockies home game at Coors Field.
Unfortunately, Colorado is down 3-0 after just 11 pitches.
This fan base definitely deserves better.
Manager Warren Schaeffer is grateful for the over 2.2 million fans who have come out to support the #Rockies during the 2026 season:
“(You) support us in the down times and you’ll be with us in the good times when they come.”
Rockies lose their 100th game. Fourth season in a row.
Kyle Freeland quite possibly pitches in his final game at home for Colorado.
Nolan Arenado stars for the Diamondbacks going 3-for-5 with a homer.
There are a lot of interesting narratives here to unpack.
Hall of Famer. No doubt.
As for the cap on his plaque, Arenado will have a voice at the table along with the Baseball HOF.
At least a 75% chance, if not greater, we’ll see the Rockies C-R, in my humble opinion.
That’s all for Kyle Freeland in what very well may be his final start for the #Rockies after 10 seasons in the purple pinstripes:
3 IP, 9 H, 5 R, 1 BB, 2 K
Freeland, drafted by Colorado in 2014, will be a free agent at season’s end for the first time as a professional.
Nolan Arenado this season:
27 HR (most since 2022)
78 RBI (most since 2023)
.777 OPS (highest since 2022)
112 wRC+ (highest since 2022)
8.7 BB% (highest since 2019)
The 35-year-old has exceeded ALL expectations in his first year in the desert 😤