Paul DePodesta discusses Rockies pitching and hitting at elevation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 2:00 AM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Colorado Rockies president of baseball operations Paul DePodesta addressed the team's pitching struggles and improved hitting during a media session. He expressed confidence in pitchers Kyle Freeland and Michael Lorenzen, citing their competitive nature despite current challenges. DePodesta also highlighted the unique difficulties of playing in Colorado, particularly regarding recovery for players and pitching depth amid injuries. He noted the team's offensive improvement on the road, attributing it to effective coaching and improved plate discipline. DePodesta believes that with time, the pitching staff will overcome their current difficulties, and he remains supportive as they work through these challenges.
- •DePodesta supports Freeland and Lorenzen amid pitching challenges.
- •Unique recovery issues for players at elevation are acknowledged.
- •The Rockies' offense has shown improvement on recent road trips.
- •Injury depth in the pitching rotation remains a concern.
- •Coaching has contributed to better plate discipline among hitters.
- 2:00 AMYahoo Sports — Paul DePodesta discusses where the Rockies are now (Part II)
"The Rockies PBO shared his thoughts on pitching, hitting at elevation, and getting on base.
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