The Colorado Rockies dropped last night’s series opener against the Baltimore Orioles after having a 4-3 lead in the eighth inning. It marked their fifth-straight loss when tied or leading entering the eighth, and are the first team since the 1970 Montreal Expos to lose five-straight games in such fashion. They are a season-low 32 games below .500 — the fifth time in franchise history that the team has been at least 30 games below .500, and the first time since 2014. But there is hope! The franchise record for most games below .500 is 38, set by the 1993 Rockies on August 7 of that year.
Colorado Rockies game no. 129 thread: Chris Flexen vs. Kyle Bradish
