Colorado Rockies Achieve Rare Losing Streak, First MLB Team in Decades to Record Four Consecutive 100-Loss Seasons
The Colorado Rockies have become the first Major League Baseball team since the 1960s Mets to record four consecutive seasons with 100 losses.
Dothan, AL, September 22, 2026 —
The Colorado Rockies have reached a significant and unenviable milestone in Major League Baseball history, becoming the first team since the 1960s New York Mets to suffer four consecutive seasons with 100 or more losses. This marks a rare streak of futility in the league.
The precise years for these four consecutive 100-loss seasons for the Colorado Rockies were not provided in the summary. Similarly, details regarding the number of losses in each of those specific seasons beyond the 100-loss threshold were not available. The summary also did not specify the exact period during the 1960s when the New York Mets last achieved a similar feat.
Baseball historians note that such sustained periods of high loss totals are uncommon. The achievement by the Rockies places them in a historical context alongside a team from a different era. Further details about the team’s performance trends, coaching staff during these seasons, or specific reasons contributing to the extended losing record were not included in the summary.
The trend highlights a challenging period for the franchise. Information regarding any potential club responses, future strategies, or changes implemented by the organization to address this performance was not specified. The focus remains on the statistical anomaly of achieving four consecutive 100-loss seasons.
Story summarized from the original created by CRAIG MEYER, Associated Press on www.wdhn.com, see more information here.
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