Shohei Ohtani's 10th start of the season and first ever at Coors Field ended up as a pretty ugly affair for the Dodgers. Although there were some discussions about Ohtani going five innings for his longest start of the year so far, the Rockies jumped on him in the second and fourth innings to go up by five runs. The Dodgers' offense had to wait until the sixth for their first run, when Teoscar Hernández homered.
Colorado tacked on three more off of Paul Gervase and Jack Dreyer, while LA could only muster up two more runs (partially thanks to some shoddy defense for the Rockies).