On April 17, 2026, the Los Angeles Dodgers faced the Colorado Rockies in Denver, Colorado, in what became the coldest game in Dodgers franchise history, with a temperature of just 35 degrees at first pitch. Max Muncy led the Dodgers' offense with an impressive performance, hitting two home runs and finishing the game with three RBIs. The Dodgers secured a 7-1 victory after overcoming a five-hour delay for snow removal at Coors Field. Tyler Glasnow delivered a stellar pitching performance, allowing only two hits over seven innings. Despite the cold, the Dodgers demonstrated their offensive strength, with every player except Teoscar Hernandez contributing a hit. Shohei Ohtani also made headlines by extending his on-base streak to 49 games with a double. The Dodgers will look to continue their success with Emmet Sheehan starting in the next game.