Kris Bryant, Colorado Rockies

Rockies’ Kris Bryant adjusts batting stance in quest to stay healthy
Kris Bryant is optimistic for a healthy 2025 season with an altered batting stance. The often-injured Colorado Rockies outfielder has appeared in two games of Cactus League spring training in Arizona with a more straight-up approach at the plate.
Kris Bryant: ‘A big win’ getting on the field early in spring training for Colorado Rockies
Kris Bryant‘s balky lower back feels better, he’s moving well and his swing looks fluid. Those are all good signs for his attempt to put together an entire season for the Colorado Rockies.
Kris Bryant's first home run of spring
Kris Bryant crushes a two-run home run, his first of the spring, to give the Rockies a 2-0 lead over the White Sox
Rockies' Kris Bryant: Shows pop early in spring
Bryant hit a 462-foot home run that had an 111.8 mph exit velocity during Tuesday's Cactus League game, Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post reports.
Rockies' Kris Bryant discusses his first spring HR, health
Kris Bryant launched his first home run of the spring on Tuesday at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, a welcome sight for the Colorado Rockies and their hopes for what he could bring to the team in 2025.
Rockies' Kris Bryant drops promising injury update after spring training debut
“This was a big win for me,” Kris Bryant said, via Patrick Saunders of The Denver Post. “Honestly, just being on the field, feeling good and playing baseball is a big win for me. I'm just pretty proud of myself for getting to this point and getting back on the field.”
Rockies' Kris Bryant: Worked on core, flexibility
Bryant's offseason workouts focused on core strength and flexibility in the hope that it will help keep him healthy in 2025, Thomas Harding of MLB.com reports. The Rockies also plan to use Bryant in the designated hitter slot at home in order to limit his exposure to the difficult environment and spacious right field.
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Kris Bryant on changes to his offseason workouts
Kris Bryant talks about how he's changed his workouts to try and stay healthy, being a veteran on a younger team, playing in ...
Rockies Recap: Pitchers shine, blank Dodgers, strike out 11
Prospect watch: Right-handed reliever Zach Agnos has yet to be scored on this spring. He pitched a scoreless sixth, striking ...
Cubs trading failed prospect speaks wonders about Jed Hoyer and Kris Bryant trade
Jed Hoyer chose the latter, trading all three of them by deadline day. Baez went to the New York Mets, Rizzo went to the New ...
Alexander Canario, headlining prospect from Kris Bryant trade, DFA’d by Cubs
At the time of the trade, Canario was the Giants' No. 10-ranked prospect. He was dealt alongside pitcher Caleb Kilian.
Rockies Recap: Kris Bryant hits mammoth homer, German Marquez returns
Bryant, who’s hopeful he can stay healthy this season, hit a mammoth 462-foot two-run homer off Chicago right-hander Jairo ...