The MLB season has seen significant upheaval, highlighted by the Colorado Rockies firing longtime manager Bud Black following a historically poor start to 2025. Black, who managed since 2017 and was the franchise's winningest manager, was dismissed after a 6-33 record, tied for one of the worst starts in MLB history, with fans and critics expressing frustration. Warren Schaeffer, the third-base coach, will serve as interim manager for the remainder of the season, as the team aims to improve from its dismal performance. Meanwhile, the Rockies' social media team attempted to lighten the mood despite the team's struggles, which include being outscored by 128 runs and suffering a franchise-worst 21-0 loss to the Padres. Fans have loudly called for ownership to sell the team, citing the team's ongoing losing streak and poor management. The Rockies' owner, Dick Monfort, has faced criticism for the team's management and performance, with some fans and analysts suggesting that the team is headed toward a record-breaking number of losses this season. In contrast, the New York Yankees are preparing their schedule for upcoming games, with fans eager to see their team’s performance after a series of notable MLB stories, including player debuts, trades, and managerial changes across the league. The season continues to be marked by dramatic moments, with fans and analysts closely watching team strategies, schedules, and leadership changes across Major League Baseball.