Padres Rout Rockies 21-0 with 24 Hits as Colorado Hits 6-33 Record and Shohei Ohtani Hits 10+ HR and SB

The San Diego Padres delivered a dominant performance against the Colorado Rockies on May 10, 2025, scoring 21 runs and accumulating 24 hits in a 21-0 victory. The Padres had already scored 16 runs by the fifth inning and extended their lead to 20-0 by the seventh inning. This game highlighted the Rockies' ongoing struggles, as they fell to a 6-33 record early in the season. The Rockies' performance this year has been historically poor, with a run differential of minus-128, the worst in Major League Baseball, surpassing last year's Chicago White Sox who lost a record 121 games.

The Rockies have been shut out in their worst loss in franchise history and are on pace to set a modern baseball record for losses. Despite the poor results, attendance at Coors Field remains strong, though fans and analysts acknowledge the need for changes. Additionally, Shohei Ohtani has reached a milestone this season as the first player in 20 years to record 10 or more home runs and 10 or more stolen bases within the first 36 games, maintaining a batting average above .300 and an OPS over 1.000.