Rockies Make Multiple Roster Moves After Injury to Relief Pitcher Zach Agnos

The Colorado Rockies have had a difficult season when it comes to record and injury, which will only continue to get worse with recent news.
Jul 4, 2025; Denver, Colorado, USA; Colorado Rockies pitcher Zach Agnos (36) pitches during the game against the Chicago White Sox at Coors Field.
Jul 4, 2025; Denver, Colorado, USA; Colorado Rockies pitcher Zach Agnos (36) pitches during the game against the Chicago White Sox at Coors Field. / Chet Strange-Imagn Images
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The Colorado Rockies have had a difficult season once again in 2025, as they continue to struggle in finding momentum for prolonged stretches in the early portion of the year.

This has led to the team focusing more on the development of prospects over all else, which is working out to some degree in many cases, and in others will take more time.

One of the younger players getting reps at pitcher has been 2022 10th-round pick Zach Agnos, who has made 28 appearances in his first MLB season.

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Unfortunately the 24-year-old sustained a right flexor strain and was placed on the 15-day injured list on Sunday, as reported by the team's information account.

Additionally, the Rockies optioned reliever Ryan Rolison to Triple-A, who had been struggling so far throughout this 2025 campaign.

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The two corresponding additions to the roster are both recalls, as relief pitchers Jaden Hill and Angel Chivilli both come back to the Major Leagues.

Hill was pretty strong in his few showings at the MLB level this year, with three appearances, a 3.38 ERA, 1.875 WHIP, five strikeouts and two walks allowed.

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As for Chivilli, he has a larger sample size with 25 appearances, and has thrown a 5.91 ERA, 1.600 WHIP, 26 strikeouts, 16 walks and six home runs allowed.

Overall, the bullpen and pitching staff as a whole have been a mixed bag between players who are just focusing on eating innings vs ones who are putting together some quality appearances.

With Agnos out of the picture for a bit, it will provide some more opportunities to other options, and it will be interesting to see who among them steps up.

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Jeremy Trottier
JEREMY TROTTIER

Jeremy Trottier started his writing journey with WBLZ Media, and has worked through multiple publications with 247Sports, USA Today, Fansided, SBNation and others. He is an avid fan of motorsports and most sports in general, and has completed a degree in sports management to further understand the sports industry. During his time with sports media, he has been credentialed for coverage of Boston College sports, and can often be found attending their football and basketball games as well as expected coverage of their men’s soccer team in the near future. Sports are a large part of his life and career, as he looks to pursue a full time role within the industry someday.