The Colorado Rockies have fired manager Bud Black following a dismal start to the season, with a record of 7-33. This marks the worst 40-game start in Major League Baseball since the 1988 Baltimore Orioles, who finished 6-34. The Rockies managed to win their final game under Black, defeating the San Diego Padres 9-3, which ended an eight-game losing streak. Despite this victory, Colorado has been outscored by 128 runs this season, a figure only surpassed by the 2023 Oakland Athletics, who had a run differential of -144 through 40 games. Black, who had been with the Rockies for nine years, compiled a career record of 544-690, making him the winningest manager in franchise history. The team has appointed third-base coach Warren Schaeffer as interim manager and hitting coach Clint Hurdle as interim bench coach for the remainder of the season.
Source: www.espn.com

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The Rockies have fired Bud Black after a 7-33 start to the season.
He was the team’s manager since 2017.
Scott’s 31!
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The Colorado Rockies fired Bud Black after a 7-33 start. My five part essay will tell you why this is a travesty.
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Rockies shake things up. Colorado fires manager Bud Black after brutal 7-33 start, tied for worst in MLB history. 3rd-base coach Warren Schaeffer steps in as interim manager, while bench coach Mike Redmond is also dismissed. Move follows 21-0 blowout loss to Padres, sparking
Luke
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Rockies fire their manager Bud Black after a 7-33 start.
Rainbow appears above the stadium.
Coincidence? I think not .
Will Dodge
@willtdodge
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As the Colorado Rockies nightmare year rolls on, it’ll be led by a new manager and bench coach as Bud Black and Mike Redmond have both been fired. To quote good friend Jon Heyman “pray for them”
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First Rockies fire hitting coach Hensley Meulens and now they fire #BudBlack
While some #Rockies celebrate this move. I ask you “What is there to celebrate when there’s no real organizational plan?”














