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The phrasing of the Colorado Rockies April 26 announcement about the exit of general manager/executive vice president Jeff Bridich — the statement notes that the team and the GM "mutually agreed that Bridich will step down from his role, effective immediately" — could not have been less satisfying. Long-suffering fans deserved something more along the lines of "Bridich was frog-marched out of his office in shame" or "Bridich raced from the building screaming, as if hed just noticed that he ...

68 days since pitchers and catchers reported to spring training. 26 days since Opening Day. One day since Jeff Bridich resigned as general manager of the Rockies. Bridich’s resignation, less than a month into the 2021 season, is a signifying moment that enough was enough. Something boiled over so far that Bridich stepped away just 21 games into the 2021 season. His resignation ends 17 consecutive years of franchise loyalty in an immediate act of severed ties when he could have surely stepped ...

April 27, 2021 On Monday, the Rockies announced that executive vice-president/general manager Jeff Bridich would be leaving his role with the team. Whether or not this amounts to a resignation or a “resignation” allowing a long-time employee to save face, the result is the same: there will be a new face responsible for personnel decisions in Colorado. (For now, that’s team COO Greg Feasel, who will serve as the interim GM, but the team expects to hire a full-time replacement after the end...

From front, Colorado Rockies co-owners Dick and Charlie Monfort hold bouquets of flowers for presentation to Christy Helton, wife of retired Rockies first baseman Todd Helton, as the teams chief operating officer, Greg Feasel, looks on during a ceremony to retire Heltons number before the Rockies host the Cincinnati Reds in a baseball game in Denver on Aug. 17, 2014. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) David Zalubowski

After 17 years with in the Rockies organization, including the last seven as general manager, Jeff Bridich has resigned his post with the Rockies. The announcement came as a bit of a surprise after Bridich traded away star third baseman Nolan Arenado earlier this offseason. No immediate successor was named but the club did announce that Greg Feasel has been promoted from Vice President and COO over the business side of the club to Team President, now in charge of baseball operations. According ...

Jeff Bridich Steps Down As Rockies General Manager 12:51pm CDT In a statement released by the Rockies, the team and executive vice-president/general manager Jeff Bridich “have mutually agreed” that Bridich will step down from his duties with the club.  The Rockies will appoint an interim GM for the remainder of the 2021 campaign and then look for a full-time general manager after the season. The baseball operations department is now under the purview of Greg Feasel, who has now been promot...

In the same press release announcing that General Manager Jeff Bridich was resigning from the organization, the Colorado Rockies have announced they have named Greg Feasel as the Club President in wake of the front office shakeup. Feasel has been with the Rockies organization since 1996 and currently serves as the team’s Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President, a role he was appointed to in 2012. Upon quick glance, Feasel, a former NFL offensive lineman, does not appear to have m...