At 9-46, the Colorado Rockies are experiencing one of the worst starts in MLB history, with fewer than 10 wins in their first 55 games, joining only the 1904 Washington Senators in such a feat. The team has set a record with 21 consecutive series losses and is on pace for around 27 wins this season, potentially breaking the record for most losses in a non-pandemic year. Offensively, they rank last in batting average and runs scored, while their pitching staff holds the worst ERA and WHIP in the league, contributing to their historically poor performance.
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