Rockies prospects #30–26 bring both promise and question marks. Drew Romo gets a September shot, McCade Brown and Jackson Cox rebound from injuries, while Luichi Casilla and Jordy Vargas fight to regain form. Can this group restore their prospect shine heading into 2026?

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Blake Street Banter Team | August 26, 2025 We officially break into the BSB Top 50 today, with several international signings headlining the depth of the system. A pair of 2024 draftees have seen their stock slip slightly but continue to hold steady with a late season push. Most notably, Wilder Dalis carries plenty of helium into next season as one of the best overall MiLB performers in the system.

Blake Street Banter Team | August 22, 2025 Today kicks off the BSB Top 50 series where we drop the biggest available Rockies prospect list, based on the opinions of our prospect fanatic staff. This year, we are rolling out our top 50 with a handful of honorable mentions featured at the end of this initial post. Overall, the Rockies system has failed to lock themselves in as a top tier prospect pipeline despite several consecutive losing seasons, including 6 consecutive top 10 picks and a handful of seller-oriented trade deadline.

Isaac Stevens & Tyler Paddor | August 1, 2025 The Rockies swung three trades prior to yesterday's deadline, acquiring 5 total prospects, including 4 that slot into their MLB.com top 30. Some fans wanted more deals. Jimmy Herget seemed likely to be dealt. Seth Halvorsen was a hot name, though came with a hefty asking price as a player with 5 years of team control remaining.

Tyler Paddor | July 13, 2025 The 2025 MLB Draft is a huge one for Colorado. Not only do they hold a pivotal and valuable 4th pick along with four total selections inside the top 100, but this is the club's last time picking in the top 10 until 2027 as a result of anti-tanking rules implemented with MLB's draft lottery system.

May 30, 2025 | @TyPaddor Fans of Colorado and certainly those around the league are wondering how the Rockies could possibly manage to be pacing for the absolute worst record in MLB history. It was clear they were destined for a 5th place NL West finish but at 9-47, they are in uncharted territory with the worst 56 game start in the history of the league.