Former Colorado Rockies manager Clint Hurdle bid farewell to the organization after more than 20 seasons. Serving as special assistant to the general manager since 2022, Hurdle expressed gratitude for his incredible journey, which included coaching, managing, and mentoring young players. He guided the franchise to its only National League pennant in 2007 and compiled a 534-625 record as manager from 2002 to 2009.
Hurdle emphasized that what he'll cherish most are the people who made 'Rocktober' possible. He thanked owner Dick Monfort for treating him like family and making Colorado feel like home. Hurdle is not retiring but 'recalculating my journey personally and professionally.' His impact on the Rockies spans over two decades, leaving a lasting legacy within the organization.
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