The Colorado Rockies continue to struggle at the plate, failing to adjust their hitting philosophy despite a dismal start to the season. With a record of 1-6, the team averages just two runs per game, striking out 82 times in seven games. Kris Bryant's absence due to swing issues has compounded the problem as the Rockies exhibit a lack of power and speed, hitting only three home runs in 197 at-bats. Manager Bud Black's frustration is palpable as the team spoils solid pitching performances, including a rotation boasting a 1.64 ERA. Players like Ryan McMahon and Ezequiel Tovar acknowledge their need to improve, but the franchise's entrenched mentality raises concerns about its offensive direction moving forward.