Rockies Plunge to Historic Low, Swept by Marlins in Three-Game Series

The Colorado Rockies set a modern-era record for consecutive games trailing, as they fall to the bottom of the NL standings after a sweep by the Miami Marlins.

The Rockies have now trailed in every one of their first 31 games, a new modern-era record.
Miami Marlins secured the sweep with a walk-off single by Jesús Sánchez in the 10th inning of the final game.
Colorado's pitching struggles continued, contributing to their position at the bottom of the NL standings.
The Rockies are on pace for 127 losses, which would be the most in the modern era of major league baseball.
Despite the challenges, team morale remains strong, with players and management expressing determination to improve.