Spring Training Showdown: Can Woodford and Montgomery Turn Their Seasons Around? 

As we dive deeper into spring training, the Colorado Rockies are facing some intriguing pitching matchups that could set the tone for the upcoming season. Today, we have Jake Woodford, who has struggled with a 6.75 ERA, going up against Jordan Montgomery, who has an astonishingly high 135.00 ERA in just 0.1 innings pitched. This raises some serious questions about both pitchers' futures and the overall direction of the Rockies.

What do you think is going on with Montgomery? Is this a sign of a deeper issue, or can he turn it around before the season starts? And for Woodford, is there hope for improvement, or should the Rockies be looking for alternatives?

Moreover, with the Rockies still deciding their Opening Day roster, what are your bold predictions for who will make the cut? Are there any under-the-radar players you believe could surprise us this season?

Let’s also talk about the broader implications of these performances. How do you think the Rockies' pitching staff will hold up against the competition in the NL West? Will they be able to compete, or are we looking at another rebuilding year?

Share your thoughts, predictions, and any experiences you have with players who turned their seasons around after a rough start. Let’s get the conversation rolling!