The Colorado Rockies have officially recorded the worst April in Major League Baseball history, finishing the month with a dismal 5-25 record. Despite a narrow 2-1 victory over the Atlanta Braves, this win could not erase the memories of their previous eight-game losing streak. The Rockies are on track to potentially lose 135 games this season, eclipsing last year's record set by the Chicago White Sox.

Manager Bud Black expressed the frustration felt within the team, emphasizing the desire of his players to perform well. Historically, the Rockies have struggled in their 33 years, achieving only nine winning seasons and five playoff appearances. Their upcoming series against the San Francisco Giants presents a critical opportunity for the team to turn their season around.