Rockies struggle with seventh straight loss to Nationals
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 5:26 AM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026
The Colorado Rockies lost 13-3 to the Washington Nationals on Monday night, extending their losing streak to seven games. This defeat follows a series of three losses at Coors Field, hampering their attempt to secure fourth place in the National League West Division. Despite some offensive contributions from players like Jake McCarthy and Hunter Goodman, the Rockies' pitching continues to falter, putting them at risk of a 100-loss season. Manager Warren Schaeffer faces a tough challenge as the team heads into the final weeks of the season, needing to improve their win record to avoid such a distinction.
- •Rockies lost 13-3 to the Nationals on August 24.
- •They are on a seven-game losing streak.
- •Offensive performances from several players have not translated to wins.
- •Tomoyuki Sugano is the Rockies' top pitcher this season.
- •Team management considers rebuilding before the 2027 season.
- 5:26 AMYahoo Sports — When Will Rockies See Fortunes Change?
"A long losing streak, when the team had been trying to move into fourth place in the National League West Division, doesn't bring good news to the Colorado Rockies.
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