After the Colorado Rockies’ worst shutout loss in franchise history, the team is making some major coaching staff changes.

For the Colorado Rockies, desperation led to a change that deeply affects what happens on the field. Firing anyone in a leadership role will usually shake things up. However, a complete overhaul may be needed for a team like the Rockies to escape their usual spot at the bottom of the standings.

The Colorado Rockies ... has been unacceptable," Rockies owner Dick Monfort said in a statement. "Our fans deserve better, and we are capable of better. "While we all share responsibility in how this season has played out, these changes are necessary."

Former Colorado Rockies manager Bud Black is the scapegoat for this season, but he's far from the person at fault.

On Sunday, Colorado made an inevitable managerial change, canning skipper Bud Black, who had helmed the purple-and-black since 2016. Third-base coach Warren Schaeffer, a 40-year-old Rockies lifer ...

With a record of 7-33 and not only being last in the National League West, but also having the worst record in the league, team owner, chairman, and CEO Dick Monfort said "our fans deserve better, and we are capable of better.

The Colorado Rockies have fired manager Bud Black. He was the winningest manager in franchise history, but the Rockies are off to a 7-33 start.