What happened: Colorado reached 100 losses after a slump over the past five weeks. The slide locked a fourth straight 100 loss season and a place with the 1962 to 1965 New York Mets and the 1938 to 1942 Philadelphia Phillies in league history.

Why it matters: Four straight years of triple digit losses points to roster construction and development failure. Good organizations retool in two winters while Colorado keeps fading in the same late season way. That is why this looks like a front office problem more than a player slump, right?