The Colorado Rockies are amidst a tumultuous phase, having recently fired manager Bud Black and bench coach Mike Redman. Fans are left wondering about the future of the organization, particularly regarding ownership decisions and potential leadership changes. Owner Dick Monfort hinted at a need to evaluate operations, which may pave the way for a president of baseball operations. Although it’s unclear who will take the reins next, interim manager Warren Schaeffer is expected to be given a fair shot.

Concerns persist about the team's ability to contend, especially with a farm system that lacks depth. Many believe that even with Monfort remaining an owner, the Rockies could cycle back to meaningful baseball. However, the prevailing question remains: can the Rockies truly turn around their fortunes without systemic alterations? With notable players like Kris Bryant under heavy contracts, the need for strategic free-agent signings becomes crucial as the team prepares for the future.