Former Colorado Rockies manager Bud Black may return to the team, in a different role. Colorado has just 17 victories this ...

Black was in his ninth season as Rockies manager after being hired in 2017. After making back-to-back playoff appearances in his first two years, Colorado has endured six straight losing seasons under ...

Just one day after being given a vote of confidence, and minutes after their biggest victory of the season, the Colorado Rockies fired manager Bud Black on May 11. Black, whose team was 7-33 ...

They knew their historically dismal start wasn’t manager Bud Black’s fault. They also knew Sunday that with a 7-33 record that they had no choice. Just one day after Rockies GM Bill Schmidt ...

A wacky season for the Colorado Rockies may be getting even wackier. The Rockies are considering rehiring their fired former manager Bud Black to serve as their new director of pitching, Bob ...

The Rockies announced they parted ways with manager Bud Black and bench coach Mike Redmond. Third base coach Warren Schaeffer was named interim manager, while Clint Hurdle was named interim bench ...

The Bud Black firing was inevitable While the horrific start to 2025 wasn’t Black’s fault, hews always going to be the Colorado Rockies’ first domino to fall. And fall he did. The Rockies ...

Jul 6, 2022; Los Angeles, California, USA; Colorado Rockies manager Bud Black reacts during the game against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports ...

The Colorado Rockies stumbled to a dismal 7-33 record, and they put it all on Bud Black as his firing came straight away. The management fired Black after the tough start to the 2025 MLB season.

The Colorado Rockies fired manager Bud Black and bench coach Mike Redmond on Sunday. Third-base coach Warren Schaeffer is now the interim manager, and hitting coach Clint Hurdle will serve as the ...

After Colorado GM Bill Schmidt supported manager Bud Black, the Rockies were demolished Saturday, 21-0, by the Padres to fall to 6-33 for the season — to tie the 1988 Orioles for the worst start ...