The Colorado Rockies have been playing some better baseball recently as they look to avoid making some unwanted MLB history. They are right on pace with the 2024 Chicago White Sox, a team that set the record for most losses in a single season with 121.

Building on his Major League debut on Saturday, first baseman Warming Bernabel delivered his first career big league homer in the second inning of Colorado's 5-1 loss in Sunday's series finale at Camden Yards in Baltimore.

However, during Sunday’s game, things changed during the second inning when Bernabel blasted a pitch to left field to record his first MLB home run. His solo home run traveled 385 feet on 98.3 miles per hour of exit velocity as he trotted the bases and made his way to home plate.

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The Colorado Rockies have had a difficult season once again in 2025, as they continue to struggle in finding momentum.

The Rockies are prepared to trade relievers at the MLB trade deadline, but don't expect to get Viktor Vednik for cheap.

It’s unclear when the game, originally scheduled for 1:35 p.m., will begin. Weather forecasts show the potential for rain throughout the day.

Tomoyuki Sugano pitched six innings of four-hit ball, Tyler O'Neill homered in a third straight game and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Colorado Rockies 5-1.