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The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Colorado Rockies 4–1 on May 27 at UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium, with the home team's power display proving decisive in a lopsided matchup. Los Angeles generated three home runs and eight hits while maintaining a .786 OPS, with starter allowing just one hit across his outing and striking out ten Rockies batters. Colorado's offense was thoroughly shut down, managing only a single hit and one run while striking out ten times, a stark contrast to their .683 OPS and .241 batting average on the night. The Rockies' pitching was equally ineffective, coughing up four earned runs on eight hits and a 5.18 ERA, leaving little margin for error against a Dodgers lineup that capitalized on early opportunities. Despite committing one error defensively, Los Angeles' pitching dominance—particularly the ten strikeouts against four walks—overwhelmed a struggling Colorado team that has now fallen further behind in the division race.