Each Friday, The Denver Post provides an update on the Rockies’ path to becoming the worst MLB team in the modern era.

The music was cranked up just a little bit louder inside the Colorado Rockies’ clubhouse Friday night. The moods were just a little lighter, too. In a season that’s barreling

When it comes to inspiring gossip within the baseball industry, the Colorado Rockies are the unrivaled kings. Whether it's the owner who responds to fan messages, or the analytics staffers pulling double-duty as clubbies,

The Rockies, 8-42 entering Friday’s series-opener against the Yankees, began the 2025 campaign with the worst 50-game start to a season in the modern era. And yet, baseball’s worst team defeated

As Colorado's quest to avoid the most losses in MLB history continues, keep a wary eye on the attendance numbers during the team's home games.

Ryan McMahon lined a two-run double off the top of the centerfield wall, Tanner Gordon got his first major league win and the scuffling Colorado Rockies stopped a five-game skid with a 3-2 victory over the AL East-leading New York Yankees.

For DJ LeMahieu, it doesn't seem all that long ago when he was leading the Rockies to back-to-back postseason appearances.

The Rockies entered the Yankees series at 8-42, the worst 50-game start in Major League Baseball's modern era, which dates to 1901.