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NFL·ANALYSIS·October 2, 2026 08:29 AM ET

Walker Monfort defends Rockies' 12% season-ticket hike

Colorado just logged a fourth straight 100-loss season.

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What happened: Walker Monfort said he understands fan frustration over the average 12 percent increase in Colorado Rockies season-ticket prices. The club is moving ahead with the change after a fourth straight 100-loss season as Monfort explains the decision to ticket buyers.

Why it matters: The increase lands at a point when trust is already thin around a team that just finished a fourth straight 100-loss season. That makes pricing a front-office issue as much as a sales one, with renewals and fan sentiment now tied to the Rockies' broader rebuild credibility.

By the numbers: Average season-ticket prices are rising 12 percent. Colorado has lost 100 or more games in four straight seasons and is the fifth MLB club to do that in four consecutive years.

What to watch: Watch how the Rockies frame payroll, roster moves and renewals once the offseason begins. The next fan response will show whether the increase hardens backlash or holds.

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