Colorado Rockies all-time roster

1993 to 2026 · 507 players

How many players have played for the Colorado Rockies?

507 players have a season with the Colorado Rockies on file, from 1993 to 2026: 232 at the plate and 277 on the mound. Todd Helton played the most games for the club, 2,247. Colorado Rockies all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Colorado Rockies hitter, 1993 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Todd Helton	1997–2013	2,247	2,519	369	1,406	.316
Charlie Blackmon	2011–2024	1,624	1,805	227	801	.293
Carlos Gonzalez	2009–2018	1,247	1,330	227	749	.290
Larry Walker	1995–2003	1,132	1,326	252	828	.334
Vinny Castilla	1993–2004	1,083	1,202	238	741	.295
Nolan Arenado	2013–2020	1,079	1,206	235	760	.293
Dante Bichette	1993–1999	1,018	1,278	201	826	.316
Troy Tulowitzki	2006–2014	961	1,068	176	604	.299
DJ LeMahieu	2012–2018	918	1,011	49	345	.299
Ryan McMahon	2017–2024	910	736	124	417	.243
Garrett Atkins	2003–2009	773	805	98	479	.289
Trevor Story	2016–2021	745	768	158	450	.272
Brad Hawpe	2004–2009	728	683	111	427	.283
Matt Holliday	2004–2018	723	863	130	486	.319
Andres Galarraga	1993–1997	679	843	172	579	.316
Dexter Fowler	2008–2013	667	606	40	210	.270
Clint Barmes	2003–2010	665	582	61	285	.254
Chris Iannetta	2006–2019	620	435	80	293	.232
Ryan Spilborghs	2005–2011	619	424	42	218	.272
Neifi Perez	1996–2000	581	655	36	234	.279
Ezequiel Tovar	2022–2026	559	522	64	230	.250
Walt Weiss	1994–1997	523	469	14	143	.266
Eric O Young Sr.	1993–1996	495	494	24	182	.299
Seth Smith	2007–2011	487	354	51	181	.275
Terry Shumpert	1998–2002	450	290	30	124	.282
Wilin Rosario	2011–2015	447	413	71	241	.273
Raimel Tapia	2016–2021	439	370	19	136	.280
Ian Stewart	2007–2011	432	293	54	187	.236
Ellis Burks	1994–1997	420	456	99	283	.311
Garrett Hampson	2018–2022	419	272	26	90	.235
Brenton Doyle	2023–2025	413	340	48	177	.236
Ian Desmond	2017–2019	395	337	49	193	.252
Tony Wolters	2016–2020	391	256	7	123	.238
Elias Diaz	2020–2023	378	309	43	176	.249
John Vander Wal	1994–1997	376	116	16	78	.256
Jonathan Herrera	2008–2013	375	261	8	66	.265
Hunter Goodman	2023–2026	374	331	86	232	.248
Yorvit Torrealba	2006–2013	373	319	23	168	.256
Gerardo Parra	2016–2018	359	328	23	163	.283
Juan Pierre	2000–2002	359	434	3	110	.308
Cory Sullivan	2005–2008	355	259	8	78	.279
Greg Norton	2001–2003	344	144	26	108	.252
Mark Reynolds	2016–2019	344	273	48	170	.260
Jason Bates	1995–1998	319	162	12	69	.239
Jeff Reed	1996–1998	319	248	34	123	.290
Juan Uribe	2001–2003	314	298	24	135	.258
Joe Girardi	1993–1995	304	302	15	120	.274
Jeff Cirillo	2000–2001	295	360	28	198	.320
C.J. Cron	2021–2022	292	280	57	194	.268
Luis Gonzalez	2004–2006	291	248	23	98	.283

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Colorado Rockies pitcher, 1993 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Steve Reed	1993–2004	461	33	29	15	499.0	3.63	352
Brian Fuentes	2002–2008	428	16	26	115	410.1	3.38	470
Matt Belisle	2009–2014	392	32	32	4	412.2	3.88	345
Adam Ottavino	2012–2018	361	17	18	17	390.2	3.41	452
Curtis Leskanic	1993–1999	356	31	20	20	470.0	4.92	415
Carlos Estevez	2016–2022	321	18	21	25	302.0	4.59	312
Manny Corpas	2006–2013	311	13	18	34	327.2	4.01	236
Rex Brothers	2011–2015	286	16	11	20	242.1	3.42	278
Mike Munoz	1994–1998	279	13	13	8	221.0	5.58	164
Rafael Betancourt	2010–2015	277	12	14	57	250.1	3.70	286
Jose Jimenez	2000–2003	265	15	23	102	300.2	4.13	173
Darren Holmes	1993–1997	263	23	13	46	328.0	4.42	297
Kyle Freeland	2017–2026	261	69	101	0	1,391.2	4.73	1,050
Bruce Ruffin	1993–1997	246	17	18	60	321.0	3.84	319
Aaron Cook	2002–2011	238	72	68	0	1,312.1	4.53	558
Mike DeJean	1997–2006	226	15	9	4	258.0	4.92	130
Jake McGee	2016–2019	225	4	11	19	195.2	4.78	178
Jerry Dipoto	1997–2000	222	12	12	36	267.1	4.21	201
Jorge De La Rosa	2008–2016	209	86	61	0	1,141.1	4.35	985
Jhoulys Chacin	2009–2022	205	45	52	0	783.2	4.05	598
Tyler Kinley	2020–2024	204	10	10	17	198.1	4.90	210
German Marquez	2016–2025	203	68	72	0	1,146.1	4.68	1,069
Daniel Bard	2020–2023	197	21	16	61	200.0	3.83	223
Jeff Francis	2004–2013	197	64	62	0	1,066.0	4.96	742
Justin Lawrence	2021–2024	182	12	12	14	194.0	5.43	188
Antonio Senzatela	2017–2025	178	43	59	0	822.0	5.18	531
Huston Street	2009–2011	170	9	9	84	167.1	3.50	170
Matt Reynolds	2010–2012	165	5	3	0	126.0	3.93	118
Chad Bettis	2013–2019	164	31	31	1	600.2	5.12	431
Chris Rusin	2015–2019	164	16	19	2	356.2	4.52	273

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.