Colorado Rockies End Historic 10-50 Start with 10th Win Against Marlins

The Colorado Rockies snapped an eight-game losing streak with a 6-4 victory over the Miami Marlins, marking their 10th win of the season amid the worst 60-game start in modern MLB history. Hunter Goodman was instrumental, hitting two home runs including a go-ahead two-run shot that helped overturn an early deficit, despite committing an error that allowed a Marlins run. German Márquez, despite a rocky start, stabilized to earn the win by pitching five innings with key strikeouts, while the bullpen delivered four scoreless innings to secure the victory. Shortstop Ezequiel Tovar exited the game with a precautionary rib injury but is expected to return soon, maintaining his status as a key player for the Rockies. Although the Rockies have struggled greatly this season, this win gives them a chance to claim their first series victory of 2025. The team remains on pace for a historically poor record but showed signs of fight and resilience in this rare win.