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Marlins Sweep Rockies as Colorado Sets Loss Record

9/19/2025

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Summary

Story summary

The Miami Marlins swept the Colorado Rockies, winning 9-7 on Thursday.
Liam Hicks drove in four runs, including a home run.
Sandy Alcantara pitched 6 2/3 innings, giving up three runs and striking out eight.
The Rockies have lost 22 of their last 26 games, now holding a 41-112 record.
Colorado's 112 losses are the most by a National League team since 1969.

History

Historical Context

The Colorado Rockies, established as an expansion team in 1993, have struggled historically, with their current 41-112 record echoing the San Diego Padres' dismal 52-110 season in 1969. This marks the most losses for a National League team since then, highlighting ongoing challenges in maintaining competitive performance amid evolving talent dynamics in Major League Baseball.

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Story summary

The Miami Marlins swept the Colorado Rockies, winning 9-7 on Thursday.
Liam Hicks drove in four runs, including a home run.
Sandy Alcantara pitched 6 2/3 innings, giving up three runs and striking out eight.
The Rockies have lost 22 of their last 26 games, now holding a 41-112 record.
Colorado's 112 losses are the most by a National League team since 1969.

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