The Colorado Rockies, under a new front office, have done well turning their roster over after having the worst record in baseball last season (43-119).
After signing utilityman Willi Castro to a two-year deal ($12.8 million) and right-hander Michael Lorenzen to a one-year deal ($8 million) and acquiring outfielder Jake McCarthy via trade from the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Rockies’ roster already looks better than last year’s.
Not stopping there, the Rockies further added depth to their roster, acquiring second baseman/first baseman Edouard Julien and right-hander Pierson Ohl from the Minnesota Twins for Single-A pitcher Jace Kaminska, according to The Athletic’s Dan Hayes. Kaminska missed all of last season after having Tommy John surgery.
Julien and Ohl didn’t do well for the Twins in 2025, with Julien batting .220 with an OPS of .633 in 64 games and Ohl posting a 0-3 record with a 5.10 ERA in 14 games (30.0 innings).
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