Colorado Rockies

Colorado · 1993–2025

The Rockies play at 5,200 feet, where a struck ball carries and a breaking ball does not break, and no club has found a settled answer to it in 33 seasons. The record is 2,364-2,818 with one pennant, in 2007, when the club won 21 of its last 22 games to reach the World Series and was then swept.

The 92 wins of 2009 are the most it has managed. The worst is 2025, at 43-119, one of the four heaviest losing seasons any club has had since 1901. The club played its first two years at Mile High Stadium and has been at Coors Field since 1995, where the humidor introduced in 2002 was an attempt to make the baseball behave as it does elsewhere.

Two Hall of Famers have played here: Larry Walker, who won the Most Valuable Player award with the club in 1997, and Todd Helton, who played all seventeen of his seasons in Colorado. Buddy Black has managed longer than anyone else, nine seasons.

Season by season

Year	Club	W	L	Pct	Finish	Result	Attendance
1993	Colorado Rockies	67	95	.414	6	—	4,483,350
1994	Colorado Rockies	53	64	.453	3	—	3,281,511
1995	Colorado Rockies	77	67	.535	2	Wild card	3,390,037
1996	Colorado Rockies	83	79	.512	3	—	3,891,014
1997	Colorado Rockies	83	79	.512	3	—	3,888,453
1998	Colorado Rockies	77	85	.475	4	—	3,792,683
1999	Colorado Rockies	72	90	.444	5	—	3,481,065
2000	Colorado Rockies	82	80	.506	4	—	3,295,129
2001	Colorado Rockies	73	89	.451	5	—	3,166,821
2002	Colorado Rockies	73	89	.451	4	—	2,737,838
2003	Colorado Rockies	74	88	.457	4	—	2,334,085
2004	Colorado Rockies	68	94	.420	4	—	2,338,069
2005	Colorado Rockies	67	95	.414	5	—	1,914,389
2006	Colorado Rockies	76	86	.469	4	—	2,104,362
2007	Colorado Rockies	90	73	.552	2	Pennant · Wild card	2,376,250
2008	Colorado Rockies	74	88	.457	3	—	2,650,218
2009	Colorado Rockies	92	70	.568	2	Wild card	2,665,080
2010	Colorado Rockies	83	79	.512	3	—	2,875,245
2011	Colorado Rockies	73	89	.451	4	—	2,909,777
2012	Colorado Rockies	64	98	.395	5	—	2,630,458
2013	Colorado Rockies	74	88	.457	5	—	2,793,828
2014	Colorado Rockies	66	96	.407	4	—	2,680,329
2015	Colorado Rockies	68	94	.420	5	—	2,506,789
2016	Colorado Rockies	75	87	.463	3	—	2,602,524
2017	Colorado Rockies	87	75	.537	3	Wild card	2,953,650
2018	Colorado Rockies	91	72	.558	2	Wild card	3,015,880
2019	Colorado Rockies	71	91	.438	4	—	2,993,244
2020	Colorado Rockies	26	34	.433	4	—	—
2021	Colorado Rockies	74	87	.460	4	—	1,938,645
2022	Colorado Rockies	68	94	.420	5	—	2,597,428
2023	Colorado Rockies	59	103	.364	5	—	2,607,935
2024	Colorado Rockies	61	101	.377	5	—	2,540,195
2025	Colorado Rockies	43	119	.265	5	—	2,404,613
Total	33 seasons	2,364	2,818	.456	—	0 World Series	—

Notable events

2022

Miguel Cabrera's 3,000th Hit

Miguel Cabrera singles twice in a 13–0 Detroit win over Colorado to reach 3,000 hits, having already passed 500 home runs.

2016

Ichiro Suzuki's 3,000th Hit

Ichiro Suzuki triples at Coors Field for his 3,000th major league hit, having already collected more than 1,200 in Japan before he arrived.

2007

Craig Biggio's 3,000th Hit

Craig Biggio singles five times in six at-bats at Minute Maid Park to reach 3,000 hits, in his twentieth and final season in Houston.

2001

Rickey Henderson's 3,000th Hit

Rickey Henderson doubles in his only at-bat on the final day of the 2001 season for his 3,000th hit, the same afternoon Tony Gwynn played his last game.

Colorado Rockies

Season by season

Notable events

World Series: Boston Red Sox at Colorado Rockies

World Series: Boston Red Sox at Colorado Rockies

World Series: Colorado Rockies at Boston Red Sox

World Series: Colorado Rockies at Boston Red Sox

Notable players