Amid growing trade speculation surrounding the Colorado Rockies, Ryan McMahon and German Marquez have emerged as key players likely to be moved before the MLB trade deadline. Both athletes have shown improved performance recently, prompting calls from sports commentators and outlets such as The Denver Post and Sean Keeler to trade them to contending teams. The Rockies' ownership, led by Dick Monfort, has been urged to prioritize the players' careers by facilitating trades, with teams like the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs reportedly expressing interest. The Yankees, in particular, are actively seeking a third baseman to bolster their roster, considering McMahon as one of several potential candidates. German Marquez is also leading the trade discussions, while the Rockies are holding onto prospects Ezequiel Tovar and Hunter Goodman. As the trade deadline approaches, Rockies management has indicated they will explore the market prudently, balancing recent draft pick trades with possible acquisitions. This period marks an important phase for the Rockies as they navigate roster changes amid a competitive Colorado sports landscape.