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. It’s ...

Even though they got the win, the Rockies are still historically terrible. They sit at just 11-50 on the year, which is by ...

Rare win be darned, Rockies owner Dick Monfort determined that Sunday was the perfect time to let the big shoe drop: Manager Bud Black was relieved of his duties. Third-base coach Warren Schaeffer was ...

So, after weeks of speculation, the Rockies fired their manager on Sunday amid the ballclub’s historically bad start to the ...

It took 21-0 for Dick Monfort to move on from Bud Black. How many more touchdowns have to be scored at Chez Coors for Bill Schmidt to do the right thing and fire himself?

DENVER -- It's no longer Bud Black's job to steer the Colorado Rockies away from baseball infamy. The team fired Black, the winningest manager in franchise history, after a 7-33 start that’s one of ...

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 ...

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 writing was on the wall for Bud Black: 7-33. So, after weeks of speculation, the Rockies fired their manager on Sunday amid the ballclub’s historically bad start to the season. The Rockies ...

The Colorado Rockies fired longtime manager Bud Black on Sunday afternoon, which was no surprise. After all, he had yet again failed to conjure a competitive season out of the roster Colorado’s ...

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 ...