The Colorado Rockies announced the firing of manager Bud Black on Sunday, following a 9-3 win over the San Diego Padres.The Rockies have the worst record in Major League Baseball at 7-33 ...

Bud Black’s Firing Won’t Change Much for MLB’s Stalest Franchise. Story by Tom Verducci • 10h. H istorically bad, the Colorado Rockies had sound reasons to fire manager Bud Black.

Black, whose team was 7-33, tied with the 1988 Baltimore Orioles for the worst start in MLB history, is being replaced by third base coach Warren Schaeffer. Schaeffer will be the interim manager ...

Bud Black has been fired as the Rockies' manager after going 7-33 in his ninth season in Colorado. The team announced Black's firing on Sunday. Bench coach Mike Redmond was also let go.

It's five months into the regular season and all 30 Major League Baseball managers who started the year with their respective teams are all still employed. That's fairly rare but not totally uncommon.

The Pirates fired Derek Shelton after 38 games (12-26) on May 8. The Rockies fired Bud Black after 40 games (7-33) on May 11. The Orioles fired Brandon Hyde after 43 games (15-28) on Saturday.

Rockies manager Bud Black, while noting that strict enforcement of the rule will require a major adjustment for some pitchers, said he’s on board with the decision.

Rockies manager Bud Black won his 1,000th game on Sunday, becoming Major League Baseball's 66th manager to reach the milestone, after a 9-4 victory over the Dodgers at Coors Field.

The Dodgers just turned a very odd triple play, and Padres manager Bud Black was ejected in its aftermath. The Dodgers just turned a very odd triple play, ...

Rockies manager Bud Black, who pitched in the majors for 15 seasons, considers himself something of a baseball purist. So it might surprise some to discover that Black is wide open to baseball&#821… ...

The Colorado Rockies announced the firing of manager Bud Black on Sunday, following a 9-3 win over the San Diego Padres. The Rockies have the worst record in Major League Baseball at 7-33.

Historically bad, the Colorado Rockies had sound reasons to fire manager Bud Black.The 21–0 loss to San Diego on Saturday officially stamped a 6–33 team as a non-competitive embarrassment.