Washington Senators.
American League franchise in Washington, D.C., 1901 to 1960
Rockies' record ninth straight home loss at Coors Field
Colorado Rockies endured a painful stretch, including a 13-3 loss to the Washington Nationals and a 7-2 defeat to the Cleveland Guardians, while also extending a historic nine-game home skid at Coors Field—the longest such streak in the franchise’s history—spanning three straight home series and coinciding with Larry Walker’s statue ceremony. The tougher run at home comes amid a broader slide that has left Colorado mired in a season of record losses at Coors Field.
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About Washington Senators
The Washington Senators were a Major League Baseball team based in Washington, D.C. It was one of the American League's eight charter franchises, founded in 1901. The Senators spent 60 seasons in Washington, winning three American League pennants and one World Series in 1924. The franchise relocated to Minneapolis in 1961 to become the present-day Minnesota Twins.
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