Warren Schaeffer, the new interim manager for the Colorado Rockies, approaches his challenging role with a positive outlook amidst the team's dismal 7-34 record. He emphasizes that this tough period is an opportunity for growth rather than a dead end. Schaeffer believes that with consistent effort, the players can improve, reflecting on their recent 2-1 loss to the Texas Rangers where he saw potential for building upon their performance.

The Rockies have faced numerous challenges, including a high number of errors and injuries to key players like Ezequiel Tovar and Thairo Estrada. Schaeffer, however, holds himself accountable for the team's defensive struggles and is determined to turn things around. He has a strong history with the Rockies organization, having previously coached several current players in their minor leagues.