The Colorado Rockies are in the middle of a five-game losing streak that’s seemingly been drawn out forever. That’s not great, to say the least. The good news is that the team was able to get a much-needed day off due to the fierce snowstorm that made its way through the Denver area Tuesday, though that does mean that the club didn’t have the opportunity to improve its morale. Nonetheless, chances for redemption await in the future. Still, it’s important to dwell on the past a little bit. Colorado’s latest bout of misery came against the New York Mets in a 4-2 defeat. It was a contest that many Rockies fans will wish to remove from their memory as quickly as possible. The only major bright spot was Mickey Moniak’s two-hit day, which improved his batting average to .333 and OPS to 1.123. Among qualified hitters, only New York Yankees first baseman Ben Rice has a better mark in the latter statistic.…