The Colorado Rockies have been playing some better baseball recently as they look to avoid making some unwanted MLB history.<\/p>\n
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.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Entering play on July 27, the Rockies have a winning percentage of .260, just ahead of the the .253 that the White Sox recorded last year.<\/p>\n
More News: Did Rockies Get Fleeced by Yankees in Ryan McMahon Deal?<\/a><\/p>\n Since coming out of the All-Star break, Colorado has a winning record.<\/p>\n Two out of three games were taken from the Minnesota Twins before they won their second series in a row against the St. Louis Cardinals.<\/p>\n A three-game winning streak was put together when the Rockies won the first game of their series against the Baltimore Orioles on Friday night, 6-5.<\/p>\n More News: Rockies Make Litany of Roster Moves Following Trade of Ryan McMahon to Yankees<\/a><\/p>\n Looking to match their season-high four-game winning streak on Saturday, Colorado fell woefully short, as they were on the receiving end of an ugly blowout loss.<\/p>\n The Rockies were defeated 18-0, with the Orioles making some wild MLB history against them in the process.<\/p>\n According to OptaSTATS on X, Baltimore became the first MLB team in the modern era to have 12 or more players receive an at-bat during a game and have each of them record at least one hit and score at least one run.<\/p>\n More News: Rockies Trade Longtime Third Baseman Ryan McMahon to New York Yankees<\/a><\/p>\n The @Orioles<\/a> are the only MLB team in the modern era to have a dozen or more players get an at-bat in a game and have every one of them get a hit and score a run. pic.twitter.com\/RuTvi5CpZM<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 OptaSTATS (@OptaSTATS) July 27, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n Colorado was on the receiving end of an offensive barrage by the Orioles, who put together their most dominant performance of the 2025 season on Saturday night.<\/p>\n Not only was their offense on fire, their starting pitcher, Trevor Rogers, was dealing on the mound.<\/p>\n The former National League All-Star shut down the Rockies offense through seven innings of work, allowing only one hit and issuing one walk to go along with five strikeouts.<\/p>\n More News: Intriguing Rockies Prospect Is Putting Together Exceptional Season in High-A<\/a><\/p>\n Just has Colorado was building some positive momentum and feeling good about their performance, they come cratering back to Earth on the receiving end of a historic performance by their opponent.<\/p>\n For more Rockies news, head over to Rockies On SI<\/a>.<\/p>\n