The New York Yankees' schedule remains a key focus amid ongoing MLB season developments, with fans closely watching their upcoming games. Meanwhile, the Colorado Rockies made headlines by firing longtime manager Bud Black after a disastrous start to the 2025 season, tying the worst 40-game start in MLB history with a 6-33 record. Black, who managed the Rockies since 2017 and was the franchise's winningest manager, was dismissed following a 21-0 loss to the Padres, the worst shutout in team history. Warren Schaeffer will serve as interim manager for the remainder of the season. The Rockies' poor performance has sparked fan outrage, with chants for the team to be sold and criticism of ownership, especially after a franchise-worst 21-0 loss and a season where they are outscored by 128 runs. The team is on pace to set a record for most losses in a season, potentially surpassing the 2024 White Sox record of 121 losses. The season continues to be tumultuous, with fans and analysts calling for significant changes. The Yankees' schedule and the Rockies' managerial upheaval reflect a broader sense of instability and excitement in MLB as the 2025 season progresses.