The worst record in 130 years! The worst team in the major leagues has won only 8 of 50 games

Nearly a third of the MLB regular season has been played this year, and Colorado Rocky has won only 8 of the first 50 games of the season, setting the worst record in the modern baseball era (after 1901), the previous worse record was the 1895 Louisville Colonels, when they won 7 wins and 43 losses, and now according to the simulation results, Loki has swallowed 136 losses in 162 regular season games this year, which would be the worst record in major league history if it comes true.

Although Loki was not favored in the first place, he did not expect the record to be so bad, although the team changed the head coach when it lost 7 wins and 33 losses, but the record did not improve, and the results of 1 win and 9 losses in 10 games after the change of head coach were even worse.

Loki hasn't won a series of games this season and has been swept seven times, with three eight-game losing streaks. Loki's net score is -159 the worst in the league, and it is twice the penultimate Golden Oriole, and his shooting and running performance is the worst in the league, and the advanced data wRC+ is only 66, which is far lower than the league average of 100, which is equal to 0.66 times the league average, which is quite outrageous.

The pitcher's performance is also not ideal, with a defense rate of 5.82 which is the worst in the major leagues, and the advanced data is the fifth worst if you consider the court factor, in addition, Loki's defense is also problematic, and the defensive contribution value is -33, which is also the worst in the major leagues.

Loki has structural problems, a poor record and a poor farm finish, finishing bottom for three consecutive years, but only 18th in the farm rankings, compared to the Dodgers, who have never been in the top 20 picks since 2013, but are ranked 4th in the farm rankings.

Foreign media lamented that baseball fans have become familiar with the rebuilding period, and some bad teams do not plan to improve their records in the short term, just to get a higher draft pick, or to make money from the league's revenue-sharing system. Once it was rare for a team to lose 100 games, several teams now reach that threshold every year.