Back in November when Rockies General Manager Jeff Bridich said, “This team is not going to look the same in two or three months as it does right now,” the assumption was that the Rockies would scour the free-agent market for hitters. But almost three months later, it’s clear we were imposing our own hopes on Bridich’s words. As MLB.com’s Thomas Harding explained on Friday, the changes will come more through subtraction (LeMahieu, Parra, Holliday, González) than addition (Daniel Murphy and some relatively inexperienced young players who’ve come up through the Rockies’ farm system).
2019 offensive projections: Where will the Rockies be better, worse?
