The Colorado Rockies have been playing some better baseball recently as they look to avoid making some unwanted MLB history. They are right on pace with the 2024 Chicago White Sox, a team that set the record for most losses in a single season with 121.

Jones, who went through spring training camp preparing for another year in the Colorado Rockies outfield, was traded to the Guardians shortly before the 2025 season began. The deal came together quickly and somewhat surprisingly for Cleveland, which sent Tyler Freeman to the Rockies.

Cleveland is one of the hotter teams in baseball with a 12-5 record over the last 17 games and 6-4 since the All-Star break. For the Rockies, a 5-4 record over the last nine is pretty impressive based on how this season is going, but losing by a combined score of 23-1 at the Orioles in the last two games is not.

Flirting with futility of historic proportions, this year's Colorado Rockies have a chance to top the list of most losses in modern baseball history.

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The Orioles made MLB history in an 18-0 rout of the Rockies as Mullins hit his 100th HR and Rogers fired a dominant one-hit shutout.

However, during Sunday’s game, things changed during the second inning when Bernabel blasted a pitch to left field to record his first MLB home run. His solo home run traveled 385 feet on 98.3 miles per hour of exit velocity as he trotted the bases and made his way to home plate.

The Colorado Rockies have already begun to sell ahead of this year's MLB trade deadline and it appears as though they may just be getting started.