On October 15, 2024, MLB announced the finalists for the 2024 Gold Glove Awards, showcasing exceptional defensive talent across the league. Notable nominees include Bryce Harper of the Philadelphia Phillies and Dansby Swanson of the Chicago Cubs.

Finalists were selected based on votes from MLB managers and coaches, alongside the Society for American Baseball Research's Defensive Index. The winners will be revealed on November 3, 2024.

The Kansas City Royals turned around a dismal 106-loss season to finish 86-76 in 2023, showcasing a remarkable improvement and securing a playoff berth. Owner John Sherman emphasized the need for change, leading to significant investments in free agents and roster adjustments.

In contrast, the Colorado Rockies continue to struggle, despite having a higher payroll and fan attendance. General manager Bill Schmidt expresses optimism about the team's young talent, but questions remain about their ability to compete effectively in the future.

The Colorado Rockies have decided to retain Bud Black as their manager for another season, extending his contract through 2025 despite a disappointing 61-101 finish in 2023. Black, the franchise's all-time winningest manager, has faced challenges with a roster that has seen significant turnover since their last postseason appearance in 2018.

General manager Bill Schmidt expressed confidence in the team's direction, highlighting the potential of young players like Ezequiel Tovar and Michael Toglia. Black's leadership is seen as crucial for developing the team's core and farm system, aiming for a return to competitive play.

The Colorado Rockies have decided to retain Bud Black as their manager for another season, extending his contract through 2025 despite a disappointing 61-101 record in 2023. This marks the team's sixth consecutive losing season, prompting changes in the coaching staff, including the departure of bullpen coach Reid Cornelius and assistant hitting coach P.J. Pilittere.

General manager Bill Schmidt expressed confidence in the team's direction, highlighting the potential of young players and the importance of Black's experience. The Rockies aim to build a competitive roster and return to postseason play, a goal that has eluded them since 2018.

The Colorado Rockies have extended manager Bud Black's contract for one more year, ensuring he remains at the helm through the 2025 season. Despite a disappointing 61-101 record in 2024 and a third consecutive last-place finish in the NL West, the Rockies' front office believes in Black's leadership and the potential of their young roster.

General manager Bill Schmidt expressed confidence in the team's direction, citing the development of young players as a key factor. Black, who has the most wins in Rockies history, will rely on veterans and a promising core as they aim to improve their performance and return to playoff contention.