Jeff Passan Sends Rockies Warning About Misforting White Sock Notes

Last season, we saw Chicago White Sox have the worst campaign in league history After completion of 2024. Year record 41-121. It’s the most losses that the team in MLB has ever suffered in a season. Fast forward so far and seems to Colorado Rockies They are challenged in Chicago for that record. It is at least what ESPN’s Jeff Passan believes in his last reviews on Colorado.

In his recent article offering her wounds of water in seasonPassand lit rocks as bad. Not only is the club to lose games on an alarming rate, but the offense intrudes more than any other team in MLB (28.1%), and the initial rotation of the throw has 6.73 era together, which is together in the league.

“Where do you start? Rockies are 4-25. They are in the middle of the third-plus game. They are scary. They cannot touch left-wing starters (0-13). They cannot touch left-wing starters (0-13). They cannot They touch left-handed starts (0-13). They can touch left-wing starters (0-13). They intrude on left-wing starters (0-13). They cannot touch left-handed starters (0-13). They can touch left-wing starters (0-13). They can touch left-handed starters (0-13). Be the worst sign in MLB history. They are 15½ playing behind (Los Angeles) Dodgers after one month. “

The famous MLB Insider continues to explain how 120 losses in one season was a 60-year-old record. White juice last season lasted last season after the team lost 121 games. However, Pasan sends a warning on the rocks and explains that the club could violate the most losses in a seasonal record.

“Given the rocks still need to play 46 matches of Diggers, (San Diego) Diamondbacks, and (Arizona) Diamondbacks, Colorado’s Road is far outdated by white juice. Therefore, the owner of uselessness could only be a one-year color.”

The Rockies will pick up the bold Atlanta It will end the three game series on Wednesday. If Colorado loses this competition, it will be six consecutive time that the team mentioned in the series. That would be 18. consecutively loss in a row.

Benedict Vitale It has almost a decade of experience in sports journalism, with expertise in the coverage of NFL, NCAA football, NBA and UFC. Alumni Oregon lives in Greenville, South Carolina and has previous balers in the subway.