Starting pitchers Kyle Freeland, German Marquez and Antonio Senzatela, and third baseman Ryan McMahon. They are the Rockies’ Frustrated Foursome — the only players remaining from the 2018 team that came one win away from winning the franchise’s first National League West title.
Since then, the Rockies have won 372 games and lost 565 (.387 winning percentage), entering a weekend series at Atlanta. The postseason has become a perpetual pipe dream. This year’s Rockies (13-55) are on pace to lose 131 games, which would shatter the 2024 White Sox’s modern era record of 121 losses. I’m thinking a 115-loss season is more realistic, but a third-consecutive 100-loss season is all but certain.