Amid the ugliness to begin 2025, Coors Field’s been the opposite of a haven. While the Rockies are just 1-14 on the road, Tuesday’s defeat dropped them to 3-11 in LoDo, tied for the worst home start in franchise history with the ’98 team.

The Colorado Rockies are now off to the worst start in modern National League history (since 1901) after falling to the Atlanta Braves by a 6-3 final on Monday night (box score), according to MLB's Manny Randhawa.

The Rockies are currently 4-24 on the season. They are the only team in the National League that doesn't have 10 wins and one of two teams in the entire league that has yet to meet that mark. The Chicago White Sox are the other team without 10 wins, sitting at seven.

Thanks to their blowout loss at the hands of the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday, the Colorado Rockies dropped further into last place with a historic 4-23 record.

The Reds, now 15-13, open a four-game series against the St. Louis Cardinals at Great American Ball Park on Monday.