The 2025 Rockies are making history. Or should we say infamy? They lost 6-0 to the Padres on Sunday afternoon, suffering their third consecutive shutout, something that had never happened before. Right-hander Michael King toyed with Colorado’s feeble offense and pitched the first complete-game shu tout of his career. He allowed only two hits, a single by Michael Toglia in the fifth and a single by Ezequiel Tovar in the ninth. King struck out eight and walked one. The Rockies have opened the season 3-12, the worst 15-game start in franchise history. San Diego, now 10-0 at Petco Park, swept the series, winning 8-0 on Friday night and 2-0. The Rockies managed nine hits and 12 base runners in the three-game series while striking out 32 times. The game was decided in the first inning when the Padres scored four runs on four hits and a walk, off left-hander Kyle Freeland. This story will be updated.  Related Articles Along Zac Veen’s road to Rockies debut, outfielder never lost faith in himself or abandoned signature edge to his game Rockies Journal: German Marquez, Ryan McMahon trades top list of possible changes Chase Dollander shines but Rockies shut out by Padres again Rockies unveil new City Connect jerseys inspired by Colorado sunsets Reeling Rockies strike out 15 times in 8-0 loss to Padres Colorado’s 3-11 (.125) start to the season is tied for the worst start in franchise history with the 2005 club … the 2005 club finished the season 67-95. • The Rockies have scored 40 runs to start 2025, the fewest in the Majors … Colorado has scored two or fewer runs in nine of its first 14 games, being shut out for the first two times this season in the last two consecutive games … tied with the 2019 club for the fewest runs scored through the first 14 games in franchise history (2019). Want more Rockies news? Sign up for the Rockies Insider to get all our MLB analysis. ...read more read less