The Rockies’ last postseason win, a dramatic 2–1 triumph in 13 innings on October 2, 2018, at Wrigley Field, seems like an eon ago.

By dropping Tuesday's showdown with the Chicago Cubs, the Colorado Rockies made history by locking in their 21st consecutive series loss dating back to last season.

1. The Rockies are one of just two teams since 1901 to have fewer than 10 wins in their first 55 games, joining the 1904 Washington Senators. Colorado did manage to avoid the major league record, as the 1895 Louisville Colonels mustered only eight wins in their first 55 games of the year.

The Rockies have nine wins in their first 54 games of the season. It is a historically bad start. And yet somehow, that record flatters them.

Triple-A standout Ryan Ritter went yard three times on Sunday, then hit another two home runs in the Albuquerque Isotopes' win over the Sugar Land Space Cowboys on Tuesday.

The Colorado Rockies are currently just 9-46 and have yet to win a single series in the 2025 season, a run of ineptitude that has been quite profitable for bettors who have chosen to bet against them.

General manager Bill Schmidt has pushed back on the idea that the Rockies are “behind the times” when it comes to scouting, etc. Still, until the Rockies stop being the worst team in baseball, their reputation for being “ill-prepared” will persist.