Colorado Rockies Achieve Rare Milestone With Fourth Consecutive 100-Loss Season
The Colorado Rockies have become the first Major League Baseball team since the 1962-65 New York Mets to record four consecutive seasons with at least 100 losses.
Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, September 22, 2026 —
The Colorado Rockies have reached a statistical milestone, marking their fourth consecutive season with at least 100 losses. This recent performance places the franchise in rare company within Major League Baseball history, mirroring a difficult stretch experienced by the New York Mets decades ago.
The Rockies’ achievement of recording 100 or more losses in four consecutive seasons is the first time a Major League Baseball team has done so since the New York Mets endured a similar streak from the 1962 through the 1965 seasons. The comparison highlights a sustained period of on-field challenges for the Colorado-based club.
Details regarding the specific number of losses for each of the Rockies’ recent seasons, the contributing factors, or any team strategies aimed at addressing this trend were not provided in the summary. Information about the team’s performance history prior to this four-season span, or the context of the New York Mets’ historical streak beyond its duration, was also not detailed.
Major League Baseball teams aim for competitive success, with consistent losing seasons often leading to adjustments in team management, player rosters, and strategic planning. The duration and rarity of this particular losing streak suggest a significant period of rebuilding or underperformance for the Colorado Rockies.
The last team to experience four consecutive seasons with at least 100 losses was the New York Mets, from 1962 to 1965. The current Colorado Rockies’ streak began after the 2019 season, extending through the 2020, 2021, 2022, and now the 2023 seasons.
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