Troy Johnston discusses his first full MLB season with Rockies
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Last updated Sep 14, 2026
Troy Johnston, a 29-year-old rookie with the Colorado Rockies, reflects on his inaugural full season in the MLB. After being claimed by the Rockies following a stint with the Miami Marlins, Johnston has played 121 games this season, hitting.280 with 48 RBIs. He attributes his success to his hitting coach, Brett Pill, and emphasizes the importance of balancing baseball with personal interests. Despite a rough start in September, Johnston remains committed to his role as both a veteran and a rookie in the clubhouse.
- •Johnston hit.280 with 29 doubles and 4 home runs this season.
- •He credits hitting coach Brett Pill for his success at the plate.
- •Johnston emphasizes the balance between personal interests and baseball.
- •He has struggled in September, going 3-for-18 in his first six games.
- 4:00 PMYahoo Sports — Monday Rockpile: Troy Johnston reflects on his first full season in the big leagues
"The 29-year-old is balancing being both a rookie and a veteran in the Rockies clubhouse.
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