Colorado Rockies Extend Outfielder Moniak’s Contract Through 2028 Season
The Colorado Rockies have extended the contract of player Moniak through the 2028 MLB season, a move that comes after his strong performance as a hitter since June 1, 2025, where he ranked second in baseball in slugging percentage.
Denver, CO, August 4, 2026 —
The Colorado Rockies have announced an contract extension for player Moniak, securing his presence with the team through the 2028 Major League Baseball season.
This contract extension follows a significant period of strong performance from Moniak, particularly at the plate. Since June 1, 2025, Moniak has demonstrated impressive offensive capabilities, notably achieving the second-highest slugging percentage in all of Major League Baseball during that timeframe.
The details of the contract extension, including financial terms and specific clauses, were not immediately available. The duration of the agreement ensures Moniak will remain with the Rockies for the next several seasons, a decision likely influenced by his recent hitting statistics.
Moniak’s performance in the latter half of the 2025 season has positioned him as a key offensive player for the club. His ranking in slugging percentage places him among the league’s elite hitters during the specified period.
Further details regarding the agreement are expected to be released as the team continues its preparations for future seasons.
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