The Colorado Rockies continue to struggle, finishing May with a record of 9-49, the worst start in MLB history. They are guaranteed to enter June with single-digit wins after losing to the New York Mets, further deepening their woes. The team has lost all 19 series this season and has only managed to win back-to-back games once. They are on pace for a staggering -511 run differential, which would set a new MLB record for futility.

In their latest loss, the Rockies' pitching staff has shown signs of failure, with a team ERA of 5.64 and starting pitchers averaging a 6.70 ERA. Their offense remains the weakest in the league, highlighted by a wRC+ of 63 and an OPS of .633. With key players like Kris Bryant sidelined and no immediate help on the horizon from their minor league system, the Rockies face a long road ahead in their rebuilding efforts.