Colorado Rockies at Los Angeles Dodgers: Final Score & Recap

The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Colorado Rockies 5-3 on May 25, 2026, at UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium, with the DiamondIQ model's estimate of a home win opening at 78% before eventually closing at 100%. The game was largely quiet through the first six innings, with Los Angeles scratching across a single run in the third on an Enrique Hernández double off Tanner Gordon, a play that added 12.4% to the Dodgers' win probability. Colorado briefly disrupted that control in the top of the seventh when Ezequiel Tovar launched a home run off Kyle Hurt, a swing that shifted win probability by 13.4% in the Rockies' favor and momentarily tightened the contest.

The Dodgers answered emphatically in the bottom of the seventh, turning what had been a one-run game into a comfortable lead through a four-run outburst against Colorado's bullpen. Andy Pages delivered a single off Jaden Hill that added 14.6% to Los Angeles's win probability, the single largest swing of the game from a batter's standpoint, and Freddie Freeman followed with a double off Brennan Bernardino worth 14.1%. Miguel Rojas contributed as well, reaching on a hit by pitch from Bernardino that added 11.6%. The inning effectively closed the door on Colorado's chances.

Among individual performers, Tovar led all batters with a WPA of plus-18.3% and an RE24 of plus-1.6 despite pitching for the losing side, while Hernández matched the RE24 figure with a WPA of plus-17.4% for Los Angeles. On the mound, Tanner Gordon was the top-rated pitcher by WPA at plus-25.5% for Colorado, a figure that reflects how effectively he limited damage during his time on the hill before the seventh inning unraveled for the Rockies' staff. Will Klein added plus-8.1% for the Dodgers in relief.