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Rockies Set Record 115 Losses, Eye 2026 Revival

9/26/2025

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Summary

Story summary

The Colorado Rockies finished this season with a franchise-record 115 losses.
Their -412 run differential is the worst in Major League Baseball (MLB) history, surpassing 1932 Boston Red Sox.
Attendance at Coors Field has fallen; fans support opposing teams, prompting a trust rebuild.
Kris Bryant, once an MVP, has acknowledged his role amid injuries as the Rockies plan 2026 revival.

History

Historical Context

The Boston Red Sox's 1932 season was marked by a record 112 losses and a -263 run differential, highlighting a significant low in MLB history. In 2023, the Colorado Rockies mirrored this struggle, finishing with a franchise-worst 59-103 record. Both teams faced dwindling fan support, emphasizing the long-term impact of poor performance on franchise reputation and the urgent need for strategic rebuilding.

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Story summary

The Colorado Rockies finished this season with a franchise-record 115 losses.
Their -412 run differential is the worst in Major League Baseball (MLB) history, surpassing 1932 Boston Red Sox.
Attendance at Coors Field has fallen; fans support opposing teams, prompting a trust rebuild.
Kris Bryant, once an MVP, has acknowledged his role amid injuries as the Rockies plan 2026 revival.

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