The Colorado Rockies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-0 on Wednesday for their first shutout since May 15, 2024, ending a record streak of 220 games.

Colorado scores its first shutout in a record 220 games by downing the Cardinals, 6-0, and sending them home from a 1-5 road trip at the worst possible time.

Rookie right-hander Tanner Gordon pitched six innings and the Rockies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-0 on Wednesday for their first shutout since May 15, 2024, ending a record streak of 220 games since they last kept an opponent from scoring.

A 6-0 loss to the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday afternoon at Coors Field finished off a 1-5 Cardinals road trip through Arizona and Colorado. A sweep at the hands of the Diamondbacks in the desert had the Cardinals reeling, and losing two of three to the Rockies, now 26-76 on the season, carried some extra sting.

With the shutout, they moved to 26-76 on the year, which is the worst record across the MLB by 10 games. After taking the series from the Cardinals, the Rockies have won back-to-back series for the first time this year. It's all about the small victories, right?

The Rockies ended a 220-game shutout drought with a 6-0 win over the Cardinals, led by Tanner Gordon’s six scoreless innings.

St. Louis came out of the All-Star break knowing that its performance for the rest of July would go a long way toward deciding whether John Mozeliak would sell at the trade deadline, and they've responded by getting swept by the Arizona Diamondbacks and dropping two of three to quite possibly the worst team in baseball history.

In the last game of their matchup with St. Louis on Wednesday, Colorado won with a 6-0 shutout, which was their first shutout in 220 games, breaking the modern era record for longest time between shutouts.

St. Louis Cardinals manager Oli Marmol rips into team with brutal 6-word message after shutout loss to last-place Rockies.

The Cardinals had 15 hits in the first game of the series while the Rockies’ offense once again failed to launch.