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The Los Angeles Dodgers dominated the Colorado Rockies 15–6 on May 26 at UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium, delivering a comprehensive offensive display that exposed the visiting pitching staff. Los Angeles out-hit Colorado 17–12 and capitalized on power, launching 5 home runs while driving in 14 runs to overwhelm a Rockies lineup that managed only 3 homers and 6 RBI. The Dodgers' .785 OPS reflected disciplined plate appearances against inconsistent Colorado pitching, which surrendered 15 earned runs with a bloated 5.19 ERA. Colorado's pitchers struck out 7 but couldn't contain the Dodgers' offensive onslaught, while Los Angeles' own pitching staff held firm with a 3.15 ERA despite allowing 12 hits. The 9-run margin underscored a significant talent gap, as the Rockies' .690 OPS and modest .244 batting average indicated they lacked the offensive firepower to compete. This decisive victory signals the Dodgers' early-season strength in the division race while raising questions about Colorado's ability to keep pace in the NL West.