The 56-year-old American had guided the Rapids to three wins with 10 drawn before being dropped in his fifth season as Colorado's head coach. Chris Little, an assistant on Fraser's staff, was named interim head coach until a successor can be found.

The Rapids have eight games remaining this season and appear destined to miss the playoffs for a second year in a row after winning the Western Conference title in 2021.

"We're incredibly grateful to Robin for his commitment to the club and for what he achieved during his time here as head coach," Rapids president Padraig Smith said.

"This was a difficult decision but one we felt was necessary to best position the club to return to the playoffs and ultimately compete for trophies."

Fraser went 47-48 with 34 drawn in his tenure with Colorado, which began in 2019 when he took over from interim coach Conor Casey.