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Albuquerque’s Isotopes were flying high—leading their league with a strong record—until their parent club, the Rockies, started a relentless raid on their roster, pulling nearly two players per game, mostly pitchers. Losing their top starter and key position players, including a stolen-base leader, the team spiraled from first place to a brutal slump, dropping five of six to a last-place team. With transaction rates skyrocketing from one per game to two, and pitchers dominating the moves, momentum vanished. It’s the brutal truth of minor league baseball: big-league development often comes at the cost of local success. Now, they’re scrambling to recover before the first half ends.

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