The Colorado Rockies post a 23-9 victory over the Oakland Athletics on a 101-degree afternoon at Las Vegas Ballpark, setting a franchise record for runs. Multiple reports describe the game as a major offensive outburst for Colorado, one that contrasts with the team’s ability to score consistently at hitter-friendly Coors Field in prior home games. The Athletics are also completing a long stretch that is tied to their upcoming move and future home schedule.

Colorado’s production includes a standout performance from Willi Castro, who drives in seven runs. Hunter Goodman delivers another key role with a career-high five hits. The combined totals help push the Rockies to 23 runs, a mark no Colorado team has previously reached in a single game, according to the accounts.

The reports consistently frame the contest around extreme heat and a high-scoring, high-tempo environment that fuels Colorado’s offense and contributes to the decisive margin.