Colorado Rockies
- Revenue '25, $M
- Estimated · Forbes · 26th of 30
- Op. income '25, $M
- Estimated · Forbes · 17th of 30
- CBT payroll '25, $M
- Reported · AP via Post Register
Revenue and results
2025 revenue split into operating income and everything else. Calculated from Forbes estimates.
| Figure | Value | Rank of 30 | League median | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue, 2025, net of revenue sharing | $319M (estimated) | 26th | $359M | Forbes, Mar 2026 |
| Operating income, 2025 | $20M (estimated) | 17th | $23.5M | Forbes, Mar 2026 |
| Local TV rights fee | Unknown (unknown) | Not public |
Marks: * estimated, ‡ unknown. About labels
Operating income is Forbes' estimate of what's left after payroll and every other cost of running the club, for one regular season. It isn't the same as what the owner makes. It counts luxury tax payments as a cost and leaves out playoff revenue, franchise value growth and businesses owners run alongside the club. A negative figure isn't the same as an owner losing money. What it leaves out
League context
Revenue against operating income for all 30 clubs, 2025. The Rockies rank 26th in revenue and 17th in operating income. The two clubs with the most revenue, the Dodgers and Yankees, come in below zero on Forbes' measure after paying $169.4M and $61.8M in luxury tax.
Payroll
| Figure | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Payroll, 2025 | $128.7M | AP via Register-Herald |
| Tax payroll, 2025 | $146.7M | AP via Post Register |
| Highest tax payroll, 2025: Dodgers | $417.3M | AP via Post Register |
Payroll is what the club paid its 40-man roster. Tax payroll is the luxury tax figure, which counts each contract's average annual value plus benefits. Both are defined in the glossary. All figures are reported. About labels
Where the Rockies fall against each side's proposed caps and floors
Big contracts, 2026
The Rockies carried 1 contract at $20M or more, 19th (tie) in MLB, 1 at $10M to $20M and 4 at $5M to $10M, measured by what each counts against the luxury tax this season. Every club
| Player | 2026 tax charge | Signed through |
|---|---|---|
| Kris Bryant | $26M | 2028 |
All figures are estimates. About labels Source: FanGraphs RosterResource, as of Oct 2026. The tax charge is usually the contract's average annual value. Released and traded players aren't counted.
Farm system
| Level | Affiliate | League | Home |
|---|---|---|---|
| Triple-A | Albuquerque Isotopes | Pacific Coast League | Albuquerque |
| Double-A | Hartford Yard Goats | Eastern League | Hartford |
| High-A | Spokane Indians | Northwest League | Spokane |
| Single-A | Fresno Grizzlies | California League | Fresno |
| Complex | ACL Rockies | Arizona Complex League | Scottsdale |
| DSL | DSL Colorado | Dominican Summer League | Dominican Republic |
| DSL | DSL Rockies | Dominican Summer League | Dominican Republic |
Source: MLB Stats API, Oct 2026. Complex teams play at the club's spring training site. Player development spending isn't public. Every club's affiliates
Baseball operations staff
Not yet counted. Staff counts come from an annual snapshot of each club's directory. How we classify roles
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