The Colorado Rockies are facing a dire situation, currently on a seven-game losing streak and holding a troubling 6-32 record, placing them far behind in the National League West. General manager Bill Schmidt acknowledges the team's struggles with offense, pitching, and fielding, yet remains hopeful for improvement without considering a managerial change. Injuries to key players like Thairo Estrada and Ezequiel Tovar have exacerbated their woes, contributing to a historically poor start tied with the 1988 Orioles. Despite these challenges, Schmidt believes the team is capable of growth and urges for perseverance as they work to turn their season around.