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After Rockies secure fourth straight 100-loss season, Angels aim to avoid first

Colorado and the Los Angeles Dodgers are among the teams staring at the wrong side of history over the final week of the season.

The Athletic

Published: Wednesday, 23 September 2026 at 5:16 PM

Key Things to Know

The Rockies recorded their fourth straight 100-loss season after a 7-2 loss to the Diamondbacks.
Colorado became the first MLB team to lose 100 games in four straight seasons since the 1962-65 Mets.
The Angels sit at 60-97 and must win three of five remaining games to avoid their first 100-loss season.

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The Colorado Rockies suffered their 100th loss of the season following a 7-2 defeat to the Arizona Diamondbacks, marking the franchise's fourth consecutive 100-loss campaign under manager Warren Schaeffer. This streak matches a record of futility not seen in Major League Baseball since the New York Mets from 1962 to 1965.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Angels enter their final five games with a 60-97 record, needing at least three wins to prevent the first 100-loss season in franchise history. Managed by Kurt Suzuki, the Angels face the Athletics and Seattle Mariners to close out the year while currently holding baseball's longest active postseason drought dating back to 2014.

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