Colorado Rockies Reach Historic Losing Streak Milestone
The Colorado Rockies have achieved a historic losing streak, becoming the first team since the 1962-65 Mets to record four consecutive seasons with 100 losses. This recent milestone was noted during a game at Coors Field in Denver.
Raleigh Durham, NC, September 22, 2026 — The Colorado Rockies have reached a significant and historic losing streak milestone. The team is now the first Major League Baseball franchise since the 1962-65 New York Mets to record four consecutive seasons with 100 or more losses.
This statistical achievement was noted during a recent game played at the team’s home stadium, Coors Field, located in Denver, Colorado. The specifics of the game in which the milestone was confirmed were not detailed.
The comparison to the 1962-65 Mets highlights the rarity of such a sustained period of defeat. During that era, the Mets were in their early years as an expansion team and struggled significantly before eventually building a World Series-winning club in 1969. The current Rockies’ streak marks a prolonged period of challenge for the franchise.
No specific dates or years for the Colorado Rockies’ four consecutive 100-loss seasons were provided in the information available. Similarly, details regarding the context of the game where this milestone was observed, such as the opponent or the score, were not specified.
The financial implications, player statistics, or any management commentary related to this losing streak were also not available from the provided summary. The team’s performance remains a subject of observation as they navigate this historic downturn in their franchise history.
Story summarized from the original created by CRAIG MEYER, Associated Press on www.cbs17.com, see more information here.
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