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Rockies Near 100 Losses: Glimmers of Hope for 2027
23 Sep
Summary
- Colorado Rockies face potential fourth consecutive 100-loss season.
- Team shows improvement from 2025's 43-119 record.
- Focus shifts to 2027 with new leadership and young talent.
As the 2026 Major League Baseball season winds down, the Colorado Rockies are on the brink of a fourth consecutive year with at least 100 losses. The team is currently 57-99, marking an improvement from their franchise-low 43-119 record in 2025.
Under first-year President of Baseball Operations Paul DePodesta, the Rockies are prioritizing having the right people in place for a rebuild. This process, while challenging, is showing incremental progress.
Key young players like Hunter Goodman, who is nearing 40 home runs, TJ Rumfield, Jake McCarthy, and Cole Carrigg represent the core of the team's future. DePodesta's decision to retain Goodman and McCarthy signals confidence in this developing group.
