Jeff Bridich

The Colorado Rockies announced today that Bill Schmidt will be their new, interim General Manager. Schmidt replaces Jeff Bridich, who resigned from his post as Executive Vice President and General Manager one week ago today. We mentioned him as one of a handful of internal possibilities that the Rockies would...

In case you missed it, the Rockies had a major shakeup in the front office this week. In a stunning move, General Manager Jeff Bridich stepped down from his role with the team and Greg Feasel was named the Club President, with an interim GM planned to be named for the rest of the season.

When the Rockies announced Jeff Bridich was stepping down as General Manager last Monday, the predominant sentiment expressed by Rockies fandom was hope. Hopeful that the franchise (or owner) was finally ready to pick a clear direction with someone new steering the ship, taking strong actions. Of course, expectations should...

Colorado Rockies GM Jeff Bridich has stepped down and Greg Feasel has been named new Team President. Drew and Makayla give immediate reactions and answer the most pressing questions.

Colorado Rockies general manager Jeff Bridich resigned on Monday, bring an end to his tumultuous six-plus seasons as general manager. On the most recent episode of our podcast, my co-expert, Kevin Henry, and I talked about our reactions to the news and we also discuss a couple of internal candidates but today, we’ll delve into a few more.

For many Rockies fans, Jeff Bridich stepping down from his general manager position is a breath of fresh air — the dawning of a new age, so to speak. It’s fair to say Bridich’s time in Colorado was an up and down affair, marred by controversy towards the end. From the high of Tony Wolters’ RBI single in the 2018 NL Wild Card game to... that trade... let’s remember the career of the most memorable GM in recent history.

Denver Post sports writer Patrick Saunders with the latest installment of his Rockies Mailbag. Pose a Rockies — or MLB — related question for the Rockies Mailbag. Hi Patrick, April 26 will be a date to remember in Rockies history. With Jeff Bridich finally gone, hope is on the horizon. I do have a few questions after reading the Rockies’ official statement. First, the Rockies did not name who was going to be interim general manager. Who do you think will fill the role? Second, will the interim GM have the ability to make roster moves this year to try to compete? Or is this year pretty much done and the Rockies set for the year until next year?

The Colorado Rockies are in search of a new general manager after Jeff Bridich stepped down from the position on Monday, the club announced. The Rockies said the decision was a mutual agreement with Bridich. Bridich joined the organization in 2004 and and rose through the ranks. He was named...

The Colorado Rockies announced Monday that executive vice president and general manager Jeff Bridich was resigning, effective immediately, and Greg Feasel was being promoted to club president and CEO. The team's full statement follows:. Colorado Rockies @Rockies. Rockies General Manager Jeff Bridich steps down and Greg Feasel has been named...

The Rockies are now on the hunt for a new general manager after Jeff Bridich resigned on Monday, the team announced. As a result, Greg Feasel has been appointed president and COO to oversee baseball operations. Feasel, in his 26th season with the team, will also continue leading all of the club’s business operations.

Jeff Bridich resigning as the Colorado Rockies general manager means the St. Louis Cardinals have undoubtedly won the Nolan Arenado trade. With former Colorado Rockies general manager Jeff Bridich stepping down on Monday morning, all this means is the St. Louis Cardinals without question won the Nolan Arenado trade. As...