After being beaten 21-0 by the Padres, Loki announced the next day that he would cut the head coach

Colorado Rocky announced today that he officially laid off head coach Blake (Bud Black), they were slaughtered by the Padres 21-0 the day before yesterday, and although they quickly pulled back a city 9-3 the next day, but the record of 7 wins and 33 losses tied the worst season opening record in history, and Blake did not keep his position after all. Head coach Mike Redmond was also fired.

Owner Dick Monfort said: "We can't accept the performance of this season, especially after the first two seasons, the fans deserve better and we can do better. While we all have a responsibility, change is necessary, and we will use the remaining 2025 years to improve all parts of the stadium and operations in preparation for a new chapter in Rocky baseball."

Warren Schaeffer, the original third-base instructor, was promoted to acting head coach of the Rockies, and strikes coach Clint Hurdle was promoted to head coach. The team's general manager Bill Schmidt (Bill Schmidt) also publicly tried to protect Blake the day before yesterday, and was slapped in the face by the big boss, and the American media predicted that Schmidt was likely to be replaced.

Loki last made the playoffs in 2018, after which they sank into the national west for several years, losing 59-103 in 2023 and 61-101 in 2024. This year, they equaled the worst record of 7 wins and 33 losses (0.175 win percentage) of the 1988 Golden Orioles in the opening season, and even if the win rate doubles, they will swallow 100 losses this season.