Dodgers Thrive in Snowy Series Opener

0:00On April 18, Dodgers and Rockies kicked off their series at Coursfield under three inches of fresh snow. Friday, marking the coldest first pitch in. Dodgers Higstry, crew shoved it off quick, turning white to green, and the Dodgers rolled to a 7-to-1 win with two homers from Max Muncie and Seven Strong. Innings from Tyler Glasnow, who allowed just two hits. The temp swung wild one day earlier. Denver hit 75 degrees, but Friday dropped low enough for Dodgers skipper Dave Roberts to joke about. That dry cold after the game. In front of 28,783 fans, players like Muncie said they blocked out the freeze since the game started on time. No delays or double headers in sight, making it easier to focus. Weather service hit with a freeze warning from APM. Friday to 8 a.m., Saturday, temp stripping to 18-24 degrees overnight. Saturday high around 57, then 74 Sunday, 79 Monday for the finale.

1:00Dodgers flew in from 73 degree Los Angeles, but they adapted fast-proving ball keeps rolling, snow or shine as the series heats up. From around the league, powered by AI, this is MLB News Today.