The 2025 Colorado Rockies are so bad the team's on-field performance is starting to spread to the rest of the organization. Rockies security guards found themselves on the wrong end of an interaction ahead of Thursday's game, refusing to let a Philadelphia Phillies player on the field because they didn't recognize him.

Johan Rojas is not really the first person you think of when the Philadelphia Phillies come to mind. The 24-year-old has appeared in 214 games over his three-year career. He's slashing a meager .259/.

The Rockies were swept in a four-game series by the Phillies to fall to 8-42 this season -- the worst 50-game start in MLB since the 1895 Louisville Colonels (7-43).

To find a worse 50-game start than the Rockies, you have to go back to a time where successful engine-powered airplanes didn't exist and staring pitchers routinely threw 600 innings in a season. Weep for Colorado Rockies fans.

The Colorado Rockies organization continues to make headlines for the wrong reasons. The Rockies hosted the Philadelphia Phillies this week for a

Having reached the 50-game mark of the 2025 season with Thursday’s 2-0 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies, the Colorado Rockies are barreling down the path of Major League Baseball infamy.

The Philadelphia Phillies win a low scoring contest in Coors Field as Ranger Suarez put forth a sollid effort.

While the rest of the Phillies offense used the higher elevation at Coors Field and the weakness of the Rockies’ pitching staff to their advantage this series, J.T. Realmuto had mostly missed out on the fun.