With the Colorado Rockies coming off of a miserable season in the 2026 season, the team enters an interesting offseason, where some in the sports world wonder if they'll sell their top producers for assets to rebuild. While Rockies catcher Hunter Goodman received a lot of attention this past season in his fourth year with Colorado and the major leagues, this MLB insider goes into how the team looks at the 27-year-old.

According to league insider Jon Morosi, there are other ball clubs in the majors that think the Rockies are “more willing to move” Goodman this winter, which is compared to how they felt about the star at the trade deadline this past August. With Goodman under contract through the 2029 season, that makes a good reason for someone to trade for him.

“Rival MLB teams believe the Rockies are more willing to move All-Star catcher Hunter Goodman this offseason than they were at the trade deadline,” Morosi wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “One reason: While labor uncertainty is making it difficult to trade pending free agents, Goodman is under control through 2029.”

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This past season, Goodman had his arguable best season, getting a career-high 41 home runs to go along with 88 RBIs on a .245 batting average, though his 2025 season with a .278 batting average, 31 home runs, and 91 RBIs was effective as well.

Selected to the All-Star Game the past two seasons, it remains to be seen whether Goodman is dealt this offseason by Colorado, as the team finished with a 58-104 record, putting them dead last in MLB.