With their 4-2 win over the San Diego Padres last night, the Colorado Rockies no longer stand alone with the worst record in modern MLB. Their 41st win ties them with the 2024 Chicago White Sox, and they still just need one more to avoid the record altogether. The Los Angeles Dodgers also lost to the San Francisco Giants, so they are still 2.5 games ahead of the Padres for the NL West crown. The Padres are still firmly holding onto the second Wild Card spot, though, with a four-game lead on the New
York Mets and a 4.5-game lead on the Giants, who sit half a game out with their win over the Dodgers.
Here’s what the Purple Row staff wrote about this week:
To Read (Rockpiles)
- Monday: Should the Rockies make any rotation moves to close out the season? | Evan Lang
- Tuesday: What we’ve learned about Warren Schaeffer’s managerial style | Renee Dechert
- Wednesday: The light has shined bright on Charlie Condon in 2025 | Skyler Timmins
- Thursday: Looking at potential Rockies offseason infield additions | Mac Wilcox
- Friday: Rockies must re-discover home field advantage to climb out of cellar | Joelle Milholm
To Read (Other News)
- Roster News: Hunter Goodman named National League Player of the Week | Evan Lang
- Weekly Pebble Report: Wrapping up the 2025 Spokane Indians season | Evan Lang
- Minor League News: Colorado Rockies announce 2025 Arizona Fall League roster | Evan Lang
- Roster News: Rockies to recall Blaine Crim | Renee Dechert
Weekend Discussion Topics
Who do you think will win the NL West: the Dodgers or the Padres? Or perhaps the Giants will make a run at it! Let us know in the comments.
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