Clint Hurdle departs Colorado Rockies organization

Clint Hurdle is leaving the Colorado Rockies, with his final day scheduled for October 31, 2026. The departure, which a team spokesperson described as mutual, marks the end of a tenure spanning over 20 years with the franchise.

Hurdle, 69, is a prominent figure in Rockies history, most notably serving as manager during the team’s 2007 World Series run. His various roles within the organization included coaching positions and serving as a special assistant. Most recently, he held a special assistant role during the 2026 season under the front office leadership of Paul DePodesta and Josh Byrnes.

In a social media statement, Hurdle expressed gratitude to the fans, players, and staff. He clarified that he is not retiring, stating that he is “recalculating my journey personally and professionally.”