The Colorado Rockies face tough roster decisions as they finalize their 26-man lineup ahead of the season opener against the Tampa Bay Rays. For the first time in years, the Rockies boast solid depth, adding complexity to choices, particularly in the starting rotation and outfield.

Chase Dollander, the Rockies' top prospect, displayed great potential with seven strikeouts over 3.2 scoreless innings in a recent game against the Giants. However, his erratic spring performance may lead to a Triple-A debut to further his development.

Similarly, Zac Veen is making a strong case for a roster spot with an impressive batting average and leading the Cactus League in stolen bases, but his position amid an already crowded outfield poses a dilemma. Meanwhile, Zach Agnos has performed well as a pitcher but might start the season in the minors due to the team's newfound pitching depth.