The Rockies are 8-31 at Coors Field and have lost all 13 series at home this season. They fell to 18-62 overall, and their 62 losses through the first 80 games are the most of any team in baseball’s modern era. The 2003 Tigers, 1932 and ’37 Red Sox, and 1907 Cardinals were all 19-61 at the 80-game mark.

The Rockies took advantage of an errant throw from Andy Pages that sailed into the Dodger dugout that brought home their first run. The Dodgers called on Alex Vesia to record a much needed final out of the sixth inning against a left-handed hitter, and he did just that by striking out Ryan McMahon with the potential tying run on base.

Max Muncy had a grand slam and drove in six runs, Yoshinobu Yamamoto allowed one hit over five scoreless innings before exiting after a rain delay and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Colorado Rockies 8-1 on Wednesday night.