Rockies raise ticket prices after 100-loss season, show signs of progress

The Colorado Rockies have raised ticket prices by approximately 12% following a fourth consecutive 100-loss season, ending with a record of 58-104. Club president Walker Monfort discussed the need for financial adjustments to remain competitive in MLB while highlighting progress with a 15-game improvement from the previous year. The organization aims to build on recent developments, including the emergence of players like TJ Rumfield and Jake McCarthy. President of baseball operations Paul DePodesta acknowledged the challenges ahead, particularly regarding injured player Kris Bryant, while expressing optimism for the upcoming season.

• 12:15 AMYahoo Sports — Rockies show progress in latest 100-loss season, and raise ticket prices to catch up with MLB