Rockies achieve four consecutive seasons with 100 losses, a feat not seen since the Mets from 1962-65.

The Colorado Rockies faced a setback in their recent game, falling to the Arizona Diamondbacks with a final score of 7-2 on Tuesday evening.

The game took place at Chase Field in Phoenix, where the Rockies struggled to maintain momentum against a strong performance from the Diamondbacks. Arizonas offense was highlighted by several key players, contributing to their significant run total.

The Rockies’ pitching staff had difficulty containing the Diamondbacks batters, leading to a challenging outing. Conversely, the Rockies managed to score two runs but could not mount a sustained comeback.

This loss puts more pressure on the Rockies as they aim to improve their season record. As of now, they are looking to regroup ahead of their next matchup, where they hope to capitalize on their opportunities and turn the tide in their favor. The win for the Diamondbacks contributes to their strong campaign this season, allowing them to stay competitive in the postseason race.