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Rockies Suffer Historic Losses, Call for Major Changes

9/29/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Rockies finish the 2025 season 43-119, tying for the third-most MLB losses.
Starting pitchers posted a 6.65 ERA, worst since 1913, and Rockies were shut out 18 times.
Offensively, the club hit .237 with 3.72 runs per game, a franchise low.
Interim manager Warren Schaeffer called for changes, and players expressed uncertainty amid three straight seasons with 100+ losses.

History

Historical Context

The Colorado Rockies, established in 1991, have struggled historically, with their 2025 season reflecting a significant decline. After losing 119 games and posting a 6.65 ERA, they surpassed the Philadelphia Athletics' 1913 record of 117 losses. This trend highlights ongoing issues in management and player performance, emphasizing the need for organizational changes to restore competitiveness and fan support.

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Story summary

Rockies finish the 2025 season 43-119, tying for the third-most MLB losses.
Starting pitchers posted a 6.65 ERA, worst since 1913, and Rockies were shut out 18 times.
Offensively, the club hit .237 with 3.72 runs per game, a franchise low.
Interim manager Warren Schaeffer called for changes, and players expressed uncertainty amid three straight seasons with 100+ losses.

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