Underachieving.
Given that the Rockies are in the thick of the National League playoff chase with a 68-57 record entering Wednesday night’s game against San Diego, “underachieving” might not seem to fit. Except that it does, at least when discussing the current state of their offense.
Colorado’s position players are well aware of their shortcomings but are confident things will turn around.
“We’ve played good baseball, but as an offense, we haven’t played anywhere near what we’re capable of this whole second half,” all-star third baseman Nolan Arenado said. “But we have room to get better, so that’s a good sign.