The Colorado Rockies are facing a challenging 2025 season, currently holding a dismal 27-78 record. Amid this turmoil, speculation is mounting regarding potential trades involving key pitchers Kyle Freeland and Austin Gomber. Insiders report that both players are on the radar of several teams, though neither has excelled this season.

Freeland, with a 2-10 record and a 5.24 ERA through 19 starts, carries a contract worth $5 million for the rest of 2025 and $16 million for the following season. Gomber has a lesser financial commitment of around $2 million this year before hitting free agency. The Rockies, in search of solutions to improve their roster, may consider parting with these left-handers despite their roles in the bullpen. As the trade deadline approaches, expect the Rockies to weigh the benefits of trading these pitchers against their potential to contribute as they aim for a turnaround next season.