Rockies should trade catcher Hunter Goodman to the Yankees for Luis Gil, Elmer Rodriguez and Ali Sanchez before Monday's MLB deadline.

What did Paul DePodesta get right and wrong at the trade deadline for the Colorado Rockies?

The trade deadline ends at 4:00 pm today, and this morning, the Colorado Rockies traded CF Brenton Doyle to the Chicago White Sox. Since we’ve got a long way to go and many trades awaiting us, we’ve set up an overflow thread to keep the conversation moving.

The Rockies have agreed to a two-year, $16.25 million contract extension with outfielder Mickey Moniak that will run through 2028.

The Rockies sent the center fielder to the White Sox on Monday, hours ahead of the MLB trade deadline, in exchange for two prospects. In return for the Gold Glove outfielder, Colorado gets right-handed starting pitcher Mason Adams (Chicago’s No. 8-ranked prospect) and infielder Carlos Vielma (unranked).

Rockies traded Doyle, Senzatela and Vodnik, while calling up Jordan Beck and Nick Frasso from Triple-A

On the surface, Colorado Rockies outfielder Mickey Moniak appeared to be available at the trade deadline and was drawing attention

Colorado president of baseball operations Paul DePodesta believes the beleaguered franchise took another step toward returning to contention on Monday, as the Rockies swung three deals ahead of the MLB trade deadline.

The Rockies moved on from an oft-injured, yet talented outfielder on Monday. Brenton Doyle was traded to the White Sox in exchange for two prospects, pitcher Mason Adams and infielder Carlos Vielma. Doyle is a two-time Gold Glover in center field and can be a bit of a terror on the basepaths,

The Pittsburgh Pirates looked to bolster their catcher position.