The Colorado Rockies fired manager Bud Black after a devastating 21-0 loss, highlighting the team's downward spiral with a record of 6-33. This marks their potential seventh consecutive losing season as they struggle with an unprecedented number of runs allowed in recent games. The Rockies' pitching has been abysmal, with an ERA of 9.00, compounded by an alarming lack of defensive skill, ranking near the bottom in runs allowed and runs scored. Management's failure to commit to trades has perpetuated this decline, raising fears of historical lows similar to the Chicago White Sox in 2024.
The Rockies' dismal performance has forced them to make a tough decision, as they can no longer ignore the alarming trend of consecutive losing seasons.
Recent games saw the Rockies achieve unprecedented levels of runs allowed, demonstrating a severity in their pitching struggles that could lead to historical records.
Bud Black's firing marks a significant moment for the Rockies, who seem to be at a crossroads with their long-standing approach to team management.
Despite potential strong infield defense claims, statistical outcomes suggest the Rockies have become a league low in both runs allowed and scored, questioning their strategy.
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