The Colorado Rockies are extending outfielder Mickey Moniak, who previously was selected first overall. Multiple reports say Colorado reaches agreement on a two-year contract extension valued at $16.25 million. The new deal would keep Moniak with the Rockies through the 2029 season. Ahead of the MLB trade deadline, there had been speculation that the Rockies could consider trading Moniak, but the team instead appears to retain him and move forward with contract talks. Recent coverage also indicates Moniak has been performing strongly at the plate for Colorado, which aligns with the decision to keep him rather than explore trades. The reporting characterizes the extension as a continuation of Moniak’s role with the organization rather than a move that would transfer him to another club. No report details additional contract options or incentives, and the information presented centers on the length, total value, and the agreement timing relative to the trade deadline.