The Colorado Rockies concluded their 2026 home season with a 12-8 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks on September 24, marking their 100th defeat of the year. This loss solidifies the Rockies' fourth consecutive 100-loss season, a streak not seen since the New York Mets' struggles from 1962 to 1965.
The game began with the Diamondbacks scoring six runs in the first inning, including home runs by Gabriel Moreno and Nolan Arenado. Despite a resilient effort from the Rockies, they couldn't overcome the early deficit. (denver7.com)
This defeat underscores the Rockies' ongoing challenges, particularly with their pitching staff. The team has been searching for solutions to bolster their rotation as they look ahead to the 2027 season. (mlb.com)
In contrast, the Diamondbacks' victory keeps their slim playoff hopes alive, narrowing the gap in the National League wild-card race. (denver7.com)
As the Rockies prepare for their final series of the season against the Chicago White Sox, fans and analysts alike are reflecting on the team's performance and the steps needed to rebuild for future success.