2025 MLB Colorado Rockies Worst Odds: Will the Rockies Hit Rock Bottom?

The 2025 Colorado Rockies are a truly terrible baseball team, and they have a chance to set numerous records for historical futility. With 100 games left in the regular season, the Rockies have a poor 12-50 record right now and are on pace to break the 2024 Chicago White Sox’s MLB-worst record of just 41 wins in a 162-game season. On top of their poor record, the Rockies also have a chance to set records for the lowest road runs scored per game and the lowest team batting average in modern MLB history.

With the Rockies on pace to hit rock bottom, Bookies.com oddsmaker Adam Thompson has put together hypothetical MLB odds for the MLB-worst records the 2025 Rockies could break.

Odds are projected and do not reflect any odds that may be available at legal betting sites or betting apps.

Rockies Finish Under 30 Wins (+500)

The Rockies currently have a 12-50 record. With 100 games left in the season, they certainly have enough games to break the 30-win mark, but then again, this team is very bad. It’s a long shot, but the Rockies winning under 30 games is set at 5-to-1 odds.

Rockies Finish Under 50 Wins (-120)

Unless the Rockies miraculously turn their season around, it seems likely a foregone conclusion that this team is going to finish at less than 50 wins. At -120, you’re essentially getting Pick ‘em odds to take the Rockies to finish under 50 victories this season, and that’s a good bet to make (again, keep in mind these odds are hypothetical).

Rockies Break Modern-Day Loss Record [122] (+200)

The 2024 Chicago White Sox finished 41-121, setting the modern era MLB record for most losses in a season. A year later, and the Rockies have a good shot at breaking that futile record.

Rockies Lose 135+ Games (+800)

With a 12-50 record, there is a chance the Rockies could lose 135 games. If that happens, Thompson pegged the odds at +800, so while a longshot, it could be a shrewd wager to make.

Rockies Avoid Bottom 10 All-Time Win% (+180)

Right now, the Rockies have a .194 win percentage, which, if they finished the year at the same pace, would be by far the worst all-time win percentage in the modern era. Right now, that record belongs to the 1916 Philadelphia Athletics, who went 36-117 for a .235 win percentage.

 Unless the Rockies can turn the corner, they have a very good chance to set the record for the lowest win percentage of all time in the MLB modern era.

Lowest Scoring Road Team in Modern MLB History [2.3 RPG] (+150)

Currently, the Rockies are scoring just 2.5 runs per game on the road. The Washington Senators in 1903 and 1909 scored just 2.28 and 2.3 runs per game, respectively. The Rockies are a bit above that record-low right now, but it wouldn’t be a surprise if they sink below those Senators teams, just because the Rockies' lineup is very poor, especially when the team plays away from Coors Field.

Worst Team Batting Average in Modern Era [.210] (+175)

The 1910 Chicago White Sox currently hold the team record for worst batting average in the modern era at .210. Currently, the Rockies are not much higher than that at .216. The good news for the Rockies is that they play in Coors Field, so their hitters should be able to get more hits in a hitter-friendly ballpark as the season goes on. 

In addition, the Rockies have a team BABIP of .277, which is 27th in MLB right now, so there could be some positive regression for the Rockies. Still, the Rockies are a bad team with a bad lineup, so it wouldn’t be a total surprise if their team batting average sinks under the .210 White Sox team batting average from 1910.