Colorado Rockies Podcast: Maybe the worst loss in franchise history

ROCK BOTTOM – We have to ask the questions that have to be asked. Was whatever that just happened on Sunday the worst loss in Colorado Rockies history?

The Colorado Rockies were up 5-1 in the sixth and scoring seven more runs in the game, the Rockies nine still lost 13-12 to the Texas Rangers after two errors on back-to-back plays, Jon Gray imploding, and the bullpen imploding (again).

The whole thing is dumbfounding and breathtaking. Really there isn’t much to say but “Shap” tried to add some sort of color or make sense of a brutal bullpen display.

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With a record of 34-37 in mid-June, the Rockies are only a handful of games out of playoff spot but boy, does it feel different when considering last year’s Father’s Day in comparison to this year’s.

No Jena Garcia on the show today and with the Mets and Marlins in town starting tomorrow, Jake talks about the importance of the next six games. The two will hope to have some great guests during the next homestand.

The focus remains on this past loss and Rockie Road tries to sooth your pain or at the very least validate it.

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Jacob deGrom and Tyler Anderson face off in Denver on Monday at 6:40 PM, Rox Pile will be at the yard for the pinstripe-ladden matchup. The Rockies are in fourth place in the National League West right now as the San Francisco Giants just jumped them but both the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants lost Sunday.

There should be some fresh Rockie Roads coming in the next few days as well.