MLB · NL West · Est. 1993 · Coors Field
Colorado Rockies
Current Leadership
Owner & CEO
Dick Monfort assumed control of the Colorado Rockies in 2005 after the passing of his brother-in-law Jerry McMorris, becoming the team's managing general partner. Monfort, whose family fortune comes from the Monfort meatpacking business (later sold to ConAgra), has overseen both the team's magical 2007 World Series run and prolonged periods of losing. He has been a controversial figure among fans due to the team's struggles to attract top free agents and consistently compete in the NL West.
Co-Owner & Vice Chairman
Charlie Monfort, Dick's brother, has been part of the Rockies ownership group since the franchise's early years. While Dick handles the primary decision-making as CEO, Charlie has maintained an ownership stake and involvement in the franchise throughout its history. The Monfort brothers have been committed to keeping the team in Denver long-term.
Manager
| Name | Position | Since |
|---|---|---|
| Warren Schaeffer | Manager | 2025 |
Coaching Staff
| Name | Position | Since |
|---|---|---|
| Jeff Pickler | Bench Coach | 2026 |
| Alon Leichman | Pitching Coach | 2026 |
| Brett Pill | Hitting Coach | 2026 |
| Andy González | Third Base Coach | 2024 |
| Doug Bernier | First Base Coach | 2026 |
Historical Figures
Former Managing General Partner
Jerry McMorris was the original managing general partner of the Colorado Rockies when the expansion franchise began play in 1993. A trucking industry executive, McMorris helped build the franchise from the ground up and oversaw the construction and opening of Coors Field in 1995. He stepped back from active management before his death in 2012, with the Monfort brothers taking over operations.