Rockies Shatter MLB Record with Shocking Shutout Against Cardinals—What Sparked the Surprise Blowout?
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Even though the historic streak is now over, it still reflects what has been a grotesquely bad season for the Rockies. Their record improved to 26-76, which is still by far the worst record in MLB. The next-worst team is the Chicago White Sox at 36-66.
The Rockies are roughly on track to match the losses record the White Sox had last year at 41-121, with their current pace working out to an end-of-season 41.3-120.7. They were in much worse territory earlier this season, but have been merely bad since the start of June with a 17-27 record. Their minus-247 run differential still puts them on pace for a minus-392 mark this season, which would surpass the 1932 Boston (minus-345) for the worst of the modern era.
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