Colorado Rockies Mark Unprecedented Losing Streak With Fourth Consecutive 100-Loss Season
The Colorado Rockies have achieved a statistical milestone, becoming the first team since the 1962-65 New York Mets to record four consecutive seasons with 100 losses.
Lansing, MI, September 22, 2026 —
The Colorado Rockies have reached a significant statistical point in Major League Baseball history, marking their fourth consecutive season with at least 100 losses. This recent performance places them in rare, albeit undesirable, company.
The Rockies are now the first team to achieve this distinction since the 1962-65 New York Mets. That Mets team also endured four straight seasons where they failed to win 100 games, concluding their run with 100-loss campaigns in 1962, 1963, 1964, and 1965. The current streak for the Colorado Rockies began in the 2020 season, followed by 2021, 2022, and now 2023.
Specific details regarding the exact number of losses for each of the Rockies’ recent seasons, including game totals and win-loss records, were not provided in the summary. Similarly, information about player performance, coaching staff, or management decisions contributing to this statistical trend was not detailed.
This achievement highlights a prolonged period of on-field struggles for the franchise. While the summary focuses on the consecutive 100-loss seasons, further context on the team’s performance trends, league context, or potential impacts on the club moving forward is not available within the provided information. The milestone serves as a statistical marker, drawing a parallel to a historical precedent set decades ago by another franchise.
Story summarized from the original created by CRAIG MEYER, Associated Press on www.wlns.com, see more information here.
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