The Colorado Rockies are making headlines for all the wrong reasons as they continue to struggle in the MLB. With a loss to the New York Mets on Sunday, the Rockies extended their losing streak to eight games, marking their fourth such streak this season. At 9-50, they hold the worst record through 59 games of any major league team in the modern era, a statistic that raises eyebrows among fans and analysts alike.
- Rockies extend losing streak to eight games.
- Worst record in MLB history at 9-50.
- Tied for most sweeps in 20 series.
- Struggles continue when scoring first.
- Mets regain first place in NL East.
- Rockies aim for win No. 10 Monday.
In a game that saw the Rockies initially take the lead, they ultimately fell short, unable to maintain momentum. The Mets, on the other hand, are thriving, winning seven of their last eight games and reclaiming the top spot in the NL East. As the Rockies prepare for a three-game series against the Marlins starting Monday, can they finally secure their tenth win?
The Rockies’ ongoing woes raise questions about their future this season. How long can they endure this losing streak? The stats speak volumes:
- Colorado has been swept 10 times in 20 series this season.
- They are the third-fastest team to reach 50 losses in MLB history.
- Despite scoring first, they have a 4-13 record when doing so.
- They’ve lost all 19 series played this season, with a staggering run differential of -185.
As the Rockies head into their next series, fans are eager to see if they can turn the tide. Will they finally break their losing streak against the Marlins, or will history continue to repeat itself?
