The Colorado Rockies’ 2025 season has been a historic low point for the franchise, marked by unprecedented struggles both on and off the field. As of early June, the team holds a dismal 9–50 record, the worst start in Major League Baseball’s modern era .
This abysmal performance includes a record-setting 22 consecutive series losses dating back to last September, surpassing the previous MLB record of 20 set by the 2024 Chicago White Sox. Their offense is among the league’s weakest, averaging just 3.2 runs per game with a collective on-base plus slugging percentage of .638 and a wRC+ of 64, the worst since 1948 .
The pitching staff isn’t faring any better, posting a league-worst 5.55 ERA .
In response to the team’s performance, manager Bud Black was dismissed on May 11, 2025 . Despite the challenges, veteran pitcher Kyle Freeland emphasized the team’s goal of “not being the worst team,” reflecting a commitment to resilience amid adversity .
With a projected 0% chance of making the postseason and a PECOTA forecast of just 55 wins, the Rockies face a long road ahead . Their performance in 2025 has not only been historically poor but also highlights deeper systemic issues within the organization.
