Colorado Rockies: Three “bold moves” the team should explore

After a disappointing 71-91 mark in 2019, the Colorado Rockies can’t just stick to the status quo for the 2020 season if they hope to contend once again for the postseason.

With Colorado Rockies executives already prepping the fan base for few if any major changes before next season, many fans have told us that their excitement level heading into the rest of the offseason is very low.

So it’s going to take something to shake things up a little bit, right? It’s going to take something from the front office to show the fans (and players in the clubhouse as well) that this franchise is serious about returning to its winning ways. It’s going to take some kind of a bold move to have the Rockies faithful sit up and take notice.

In this article, let’s discuss three bold moves (we’ll let you decide just how “bold” they are) that the Rockies could make in the offseason to not only inject some life back into the fanbase but also shake up the roster.

Will any or all of these moves happen? We’ll discuss the real possibilities of that as well.

Let’s dive in on the mound.