The Rockies, already at the worst beginning of the history of the NL, lose 21-0 against Padres
The exploit of the endurance which follows the Rockies of Colorado 2025 has reached its lowest point to date.
The Rockies – The owners of the worst MLB record, the second MLB attack (by marked points), the worst mlb pitching staff (by time), the worst MLB sleeve differential and, let's face it, the worst vibrations of MLB – lost 21-0 against the Padres of San Diego at the house.
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Their record is now 6-33, the worst start of 39 games of a season in the history of the National League and equally with the Baltimore Orioles of 1988 for the worst of the MOLB MLB era (since 1900). In comparison, the White Sox of Chicago 2024, the most losing team in the history of the MLB, began season 11-28.
Saturday's match was as brutal as the score suggests. To start, literally, the recruit Bradley Blalock started the game on the mound for Colorado and quickly met in trouble, granting five points in the first round. Rather than pulling it, the rocks let him wear it, keeping it there until he launched 87 locations.
He left the match with 13 strokes allowed, 12 points deserved, 2 balls on bullets and only one withdrawal in 3 2/3 work rounds. Its time is now 12.94 in five appearances (three departures).
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He was relieved by Juan Mejia, who granted seven points (four deserved) in 1 1/3 rounds. Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. crowned the carnage against these two with a three -point circuit.
Meanwhile, the Rockies have gathered five strokes against the start of Padres Stephen Kolek, A choice of rule 5 making its second careerDespite the offensive friendly limits of Coors Field. He launched a bleaching.
In their last six games, the Rockies granted 9, 8, 10, 11, 13 and 20 points. They granted more than nine games in May (85) than the Padres in April (83).
How can rocks be so bad?
With a racing differential of -134 to 39 games, the Rockies are now in pace for a less -557 race differential for the season, which would be The worst of the modern era by exasperating margin. Here is what the ranking would look like, uh:
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1. 2025 Colorado Rockies, -557
2. 1932 Boston Red Sox, -345
3. 1932 Philadelphia Athletics, -344
4. 2023 Oakland Athletics, -339
5. 2003 Detroit Tigers, -337
The current Red Sox Record are in fact closer to the pace of the second differential team of the second race of 2025, the Miami Marlins, that what the Rockies do at the moment. We are talking about an aberrant value among the aberrant values ​​in the miserable futility, without much reason to expect improvement.
As we learned with the White Sox last season, it is actually quite difficult to remove a historically bad team from the ground. With the way the game is played out these days, when teams are trying to win or strip the boards to maximize future victories, Colorado does not negotiate any major league talent. If anything, they probably treat players with value when the commercial deadline reaches.
And despite the last three places and no winning record since 2018, the minor rocky leagues system only arrives The 18th best on the MLB pipeline ranking. The only player in his top 5 with an ETA of 2025 is the Chase Dollander n ° 1 prospect, who is already with the team. He currently has an MPM of 7.71.
The rocks are in the wrong place right now, and they don't really have an easy solution. (Photo of Matthew Stockman / Getty Images)
(Matthew Stockman via Getty Images)
The rocks have players on the injured list, but it is not as if there was an obvious difference in difference that comes soon. Kris Bryant is the most notable name in the group, and he has not published on average OPS + above the MLB in three years, b) faces a lumbar degenerative disease which seems difficult to return, and c) has been placed on the CLI nine times since 2022. It is not hyperbole to call his $ 182 million contract in the MLB.
It is an absolutely miserable experience in Colorado at the moment. We have reached the point where Kyle Freeland, a nine -year -old Rockie veteran who grew up in Denver and reached the Top 4 of Cy Young vote, was on the brink of tears Thursday While speaking of the way his team goes.
