The Rockies’ margin of error to avoid triple-digit losses again is getting exceedingly thin.

Matt Olson’s single past first base drove in Brewer Hicklen with the winning run in the 10th inning and the Atlanta Braves recovered after losing an early lead to beat the Colorado Rockies 3-2 on Sunday for their seventh straight win.

The Rockies entered the game with an MLB-worst 5.54 team ERA but came within four outs of just their second shutout of the season.

The Colorado Rockies’ push to revive enthusiasm for a final run of games in a less-than-stellar season doesn’t stop at the dugout with new pitcher Mason Adams – it’s reaching all the way to the kitchens at Coors Field, where crews are dishing up a new game day snack that might be just weird enough to work.

The Rockies’ trip to Nationals Park brought some ugly baseball, with a couple solid games sandwiched in-between.

When Eric Young coaches the Los Angeles Queens, he’s looking into a baseball mirror.

Hunter Goodman homered in his return from a shoulder injury, and Mason Adams worked into the fifth inning in his big league debut.

Amid a season-worst slide, the Rockies are getting reinforcements.

CJ Abrams had the go-ahead RBI in a five-run fifth inning, Cade Cavalli won his fourth consecutive start and the Washington Nationals defeated Colorado 13-3 on Monday night to send the Rockies to their season-worst seventh consecutive loss.

The Rockies on Monday placed left-handed starting pitcher Kyle Freeland on the 15-day injured list for a pinched nerve.