Rockies manager Walt Weiss plans to return for 2016 season
Posted Aug 22, 2015
Does Walt Weiss even want to return for 2016, which will be the final season of a three-year contract worth about $2 million? Under Weiss, the Rockies are 188-252. His .427 winning percentage is the worst in franchise history. Asked if he believes the Rockies can turn things around in 2016, Weiss said, "I think a lot of things have to go right, but I do believe there is promise."
(Denver Post)
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