Colorado Rockies 2027 Schedule Preview

Season Kickoff

The Rockies will start their 2027 campaign on the road, set to open against the San Francisco Giants in a three‑game series beginning March 25. A subsequent three‑game set awaits against the San Diego Padres before the team heads home. This marks another West Coast trip, and the entire slate is contingent on a smooth resolution to MLBPAA negotiations. Opening Day falls 252 days from the article’s publication, giving fans a clear countdown.

Home Opener Highlights

Returning to Denver on April 1, Colorado will host a four‑game home series against the Los Angeles Dodgers followed by a three‑game tilt with the Miami Marlins. The opener against the Dodgers will be the fifth time the Rockies face Los Angeles at Coors Field for a home opener, and the first such loss since 2022 when the Dodgers won 5‑3. The Rockies responded with victories in the next two games, scoring 3‑2 and 9‑4. This stretch caps off a promising homestand and sets the tone for the season.

Interleague Matches

The schedule includes a balanced interleague slate, featuring the New York Yankees for three games on July 26‑28 and the Toronto Blue Jays on July 4. The Rockies will also welcome the Chicago Cubs for Father’s Day weekend, June 18‑20. Additional home interleague foes are the not‑Oakland Athletics, Detroit Tigers, Minnesota Twins, Houston Astros, Chicago White Sox, and Los Angeles Angels. The only May home series against an NL opponent is the Pittsburgh Pirates from May 17‑19.

All‑Star Break Destination

Mid‑season festivities will pause at historic Wrigley Field in Chicago, where the All‑Star Game will be held from July 12 through July 15. This marks the first time the Rockies have scheduled a break at that venue in recent years. The break provides a brief hiatus before the final stretch push. Fans can expect a mix of national stars and league banter during the event.

Nationals League Balance

Colorado is slated for 13 games against NL West clubs, ensuring a intense division rivalry throughout the year. The team will also play one home and one road series against the remaining National League teams, plus at least one series per American League franchise. This structure guarantees a diverse competitive schedule and ample fan engagement opportunities. The balanced approach reflects the league’s effort to keep schedules equitable.

Opening Day is only 252 days away! Which series are you most looking forward to? Let us know in the comments!