Dodgers Defeat Rockies, Colorado Marks 100 Losses

The Colorado Rockies concluded their 2024 season with a dismal record of 61-101, marking their second consecutive season with over 100 losses. In their final game, the Rockies fell to the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1, despite a strong performance from pitcher Ryan Feltner, who allowed no runs for six innings. The Dodgers, led by Shohei Ohtani's pursuit of a Triple Crown and Chris Taylor's late-game homer, clinched the top seed in the National League playoffs. Veteran outfielder Charlie Blackmon played his last game, receiving a heartfelt farewell from fans after 14 seasons with the Rockies. Despite the Rockies' struggles, they managed to attract over 2.5 million fans to Coors Field this season. The team's future holds promise with young talent, but immediate challenges remain severe as they continue to seek improvement.