The Colorado Rockies suffered a humiliating defeat against the San Diego Padres, losing 21-0. This marks their worst loss in franchise history, as the Padres amassed 24 hits and hit five home runs, all while the Rockies could only muster five hits. Manager Bud Black tried to maintain perspective, claiming it's just one game, but the team's struggles are becoming increasingly concerning as they dropped to a dismal 6-33 this season. The crowd, heavily tilted towards the Padres, engaged in celebratory antics, which included a rendition of 'The Wave' during the sixth inning.

In a surprising twist, veteran catcher Jacob Stallings stepped in as a relief pitcher, striking out former teammate Elias Diaz during the ninth inning. Stallings described the experience as 'a little weird' but focused on having fun in such a dire situation. General Manager Bill Schmidt expressed empathy for the fans and acknowledged the team's need to improve, as they now share the dubious record for the worst start in modern MLB history after 39 games.