Baseball's TOUGHEST Job: Ethan Katz Takes On Rockies Pitching at Coors
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The Rockies have a new pitching coach, and Troy and I dig into why Ethan Katz might be the right fit for the toughest job in baseball. Katz was drafted by the Rockies in 2005, ran the White Sox staff for five years and spent 2026 with the Astros, and he's known as a relationship coach who can make analytics make sense to pitchers. We talk about what went wrong with last year's pitch-calling setup, why I still think calling pitches from the dugout can work, and the new game-planning role for 28-year-old Andre Lipcius. Then how you actually pitch at Coors Field, the four players outrighted off the 40-man, RJ Petit going back to Detroit, and six new scouts. Plus stories from Rockies Fantasy Camp with Larry Walker as commissioner, Todd Helton talking trash, and CarGo hitting a bomb.
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Corrections: Blake Adams was outrighted to Triple-A Albuquerque and remains with the organization; RJ Petit had Tommy John surgery in March 2026 after an elbow injury in camp.
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