The Los Angeles Dodgers experienced one of the coldest first-pitch temperatures in franchise history during their game against the Colorado Rockies, with temperatures ranging from 34 to 37 degrees Fahrenheit at Coors Field. Snow covered the field earlier in the day, adding to the unusual weather conditions.

• 01The first-pitch temperature for the Dodgers' game was between 34 to 37 degrees Fahrenheit.
• 02This temperature could rival the coldest first pitch in Dodgers history, previously recorded at 37 degrees.
• 03Snow covered the field before the game, with players seen enjoying the snow.
• 04Tyler Glasnow was the starting pitcher for the Dodgers during this cold game.
• 05Denver was under a freeze warning, with temperatures expected to drop to between 18 to 24 degrees.

The extreme cold weather conditions could affect player performance and fan attendance at the game.