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Dodgers Edge Rockies in Close Contest at Salt River Fields

Monday, March 2, 2026, 3:10 PM ET · Salt River Fields at Talking Stick

Los Angeles Dodgers 7, Colorado Rockies 5, final. Our MLB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Los Angeles Dodgers vs Colorado Rockies?

Los Angeles Dodgers beat Colorado Rockies 7-5 at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick on March 2, 2026.

In a tightly contested game at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Colorado Rockies 7-5, extending their lead in the series to 2-0. The Dodgers, who have been in strong form lately, came into this matchup with an away record of 8-3 and a recent streak of three consecutive wins. In contrast, the Rockies struggled with a home record of 6-5 and have now lost six straight games, bringing their last ten games record to a disappointing 1-9.

The scoring began in the fourth inning when Tibbs III hit a home run to center field, scoring Espinal and giving the Dodgers a 3-1 lead. The Rockies fought back in the sixth inning with back-to-back homers from Moniak and Karros, leveling the game at 3-3. However, the Dodgers regained the lead in the eighth inning when Hainline homered to center, scoring Hope. The Dodgers extended their lead further in the ninth inning with a homer from Vetrano and a single from N. Miller that brought in De Paula.

The Rockies attempted a late rally in the ninth, scoring two runs, but it was not enough to overcome the deficit. Veen walked, bringing in Avans, and Fulford's walk allowed Kent to score, but the game ended with the Dodgers on top.

In terms of recent form, the Rockies have struggled significantly, averaging only 2.9 runs scored while allowing 6.3 runs in their last ten games. Their last five games have been particularly troubling, as they averaged just 2.0 runs scored and allowed 5.8. Conversely, the Dodgers have been more successful, averaging 4.8 runs scored and allowing 3.8 during the same span, with a record of 7-3 in their last ten games.

The injury report for the Rockies includes several key players: Kris Bryant is on the 60-Day Injured List due to a back issue, Ryan Feltner is day-to-day with an illness, McCade Brown is also on the 60-Day IL with a shoulder injury, Kyle Freeland is on the 15-Day IL with a neck issue, and Kyle Karros is on the 7-Day IL due to a concussion. The Dodgers have their own injury concerns, with Gavin Stone, Bobby Miller, Brusdar Graterol, and Jake Cousins all on the 60-Day IL due to various injuries, and Edwin Diaz on the 15-Day IL with a neck issue.

The market for this game was set with the Dodgers favored to win, reflecting their stronger recent performance and overall record. The conditions at Salt River Fields were favorable for baseball, contributing to a competitive atmosphere.

As the game unfolded, viewers were treated to several home runs, showcasing the power of both lineups. The Dodgers' ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities proved decisive, while the Rockies' late-game efforts highlighted their resilience despite their ongoing struggles. This matchup illustrated the contrasting fortunes of both teams as the Dodgers continue to assert themselves in the league.

Injury report

  • Kris Bryant60-Day-ILBackColorado Rockies
  • Ryan FeltnerDay-To-DayIllnessColorado Rockies
  • McCade Brown60-Day-ILShoulderColorado Rockies
  • Kyle Freeland15-Day-ILNeckColorado Rockies
  • Kyle Karros7-Day ILConcussionColorado Rockies
  • Gavin Stone60-Day-ILShoulderLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Bobby Miller60-Day-ILShoulderLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Brusdar Graterol60-Day-ILBackLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Jake Cousins60-Day-ILElbowLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Edwin Diaz15-Day-ILNeckLos Angeles Dodgers

Recent form

Colorado Rockies

Last 10: 1-9Streak L62.9 scored · 6.3 allowed per game1-3 at home

  • L0-4at San Francisco GiantsSep 28
  • L3-6at San Francisco GiantsSep 27
  • L2-6at Seattle MarinersSep 26
  • L2-9at Seattle MarinersSep 25
  • L3-4at Seattle MarinersSep 24
  • L0-3vs Los Angeles AngelsSep 21
  • W7-6vs Los Angeles AngelsSep 20
  • L4-8vs Miami MarlinsSep 18
  • L5-6vs Miami MarlinsSep 17
  • L3-11at San Diego PadresSep 14

Los Angeles Dodgers

Last 10: 7-3Streak W34.8 scored · 3.8 allowed per game3-1 away

  • W5-3at Seattle MarinersSep 28
  • W3-2at Seattle MarinersSep 27
  • W5-4at Arizona DiamondbacksSep 25
  • L4-5at Arizona DiamondbacksSep 24
  • W7-5vs San Francisco GiantsSep 21
  • W6-3vs San Francisco GiantsSep 20
  • W2-1vs San Francisco GiantsSep 19
  • W5-0vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 18
  • L6-9vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 17
  • L5-6vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 16

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Los Angeles-57L2.59082
Arizona967W1.52574
San Diego9.567L2.52173
San Francisco24.582W1.41458
Colorado28.586W2.38654

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Inning1-0Rushing homered to center (450 feet).
  2. 2nd Inning1-1Ritter singled to center, Moniak scored.
  3. 4th Inning3-1Tibbs III homered to center (458 feet), Espinal scored.
  4. 6th Inning3-2Moniak homered to right (368 feet).
  5. 6th Inning3-3Karros homered to left center (391 feet).
  6. 8th Inning5-3Hainline homered to center (423 feet), Hope scored.
  7. 9th Inning6-3Vetrano homered to left (367 feet).
  8. 9th Inning7-3N. Miller singled to center, De Paula scored.
  9. 9th Inning7-4Veen walked, Avans scored, Machín to second, Kent to third.
  10. 9th Inning7-5Fulford walked, Kent scored, Veen to second, Machín to third.

Win probability

Above the line favours Colorado Rockies, below favours Los Angeles Dodgers.

Venue

  • Salt River Fields at Talking StickScottsdale, Arizona
  • Attendance8493
  • OfficialsAdrian Johnson, Cory Blaser, Dexter Kelley, Sean Sparling

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