The Colorado Rockies have some of the most loyal and consistent fans in Major League Baseball. Since 1993 they consistently lead attendance, and despite only a handful of winning seasons, outweighed by non-competitive ones, Rockies fans show love to their team. We deserve a team that tries to compete, and builds around talent.

GM Jeff Bridich and owners Charles and Richard Monfort have repeatedly shown a combined lack of baseball acumen and a preference for profitability over baseball competitiveness. In paying St. Louis to take star Nolan Arenado, after a series of their own blunders soured the relationship with the Gold Glover and All-Star, it's clear that neither Bridich nor the Monforts care about Rockies fans, or the team's potential to be meaningful in the MLB.

We demand that the Monforts sell the team to local owners who love the game of baseball and intend to make the Rockies competitive, instead of milking their fans for easy profits.