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Rockies Face Historic Struggles with 112 Losses This Season

9/20/2025

Summary

Story summary

The Colorado Rockies have recorded 112 losses this season, with a current record of 42-112 and only eight games remaining.
Their run differential is minus-404, reflecting a historically poor performance.
Comparisons are drawn to last year's Chicago White Sox, who set a record with 121 losses.
The Rockies have more blowout losses than wins, emphasizing their struggles.
While they may not break the single-season loss record, they rank among the worst teams in MLB history.

History

Historical Context

The New York Mets' dismal 1962 record of 40-120 exemplified the struggles of expansion teams in Major League Baseball. Similarly, the Colorado Rockies faced challenges, finishing the 2023 season with a record of 42-112. These instances highlight the difficulties teams encounter during rebuilding phases, often impacting their long-term stability and competitiveness in the league.

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Story summary

The Colorado Rockies have recorded 112 losses this season, with a current record of 42-112 and only eight games remaining.
Their run differential is minus-404, reflecting a historically poor performance.
Comparisons are drawn to last year's Chicago White Sox, who set a record with 121 losses.
The Rockies have more blowout losses than wins, emphasizing their struggles.
While they may not break the single-season loss record, they rank among the worst teams in MLB history.

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