Colorado Rockies fans sound off on historic losing season

• The team reached 100 losses for the first time in franchise history in a blowout loss Tuesday to the Los Angeles Dodgers — the epitome of a brutal season.
• The previous low-water mark: 98 losses in 2012.

By the numbers: Since their 1993 debut, the Rockies have ranked as the third-worst team among 30 in the Major Leagues.

• This year, the team ranks first in the National League for most strikeouts (1,464) and gave up a club-record 13 runs in one inning as part of the franchise's worst loss (25-1 against the Los Angeles Angels in June) in history.

Flashback: Team owner Dick Monfort suggested ahead of the start of the season the team could finish .500 — a comment that fans ridiculed as evidence of his out-of-touch leadership.

What they're saying: "It's pretty sad," said Art Halprin, who shares season tickets with a friend and attended Tuesday's game. "It's been a rough season."

The intrigue: Halprin, who came to the team's third-ever game in Denver, said he'll keep season tickets for a while, despite the losing record.

• "What's probably going to go sooner for me are my Broncos season tickets," he added.