The Los Angeles Dodgers are honoring Mexican culture and traditions on Tuesday in the middle stint of a three-game series against the Colorado Rockies.
Mexican Heritage Night, which is presented by Hornitos tequila, includes activities in Centerfield Plaza, exclusive food and drinks, and a jersey giveaway as part of a special ticket package. Click here to buy that package, and be sure to use code MH26.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are celebrating Mexican Heritage Night on May 25, 2026, including a giveaway of a special-edition jersey. Credit: Dodgers
The schedule for Centerfield Plaza is:
Advertisement
-
5:10 p.m.: East LA native DJ Que Madre will play her mix of Mexican classics
-
5:15 p.m.: The Mexican Standoff “will have music lovers of all genres dancing to their vibrant Mexamericana style,” which blends cumbia, mariachi and country influences
-
5:40 p.m.: CMLL luchadores Máscara Dorada and Xelhua will be interviewed on stage
-
6 p.m.: The five-piece band Kinky from Monterrey, Mexico, will “have fans grooving to electro-pop songs that pulse with the energy of live norteño and cumbia sounds”
-
6:35 p.m.: Latin Grammy-nominated DJ Deorro “will have the plaza jumping with his fusion of EDM and musica Mexicana”
On the field, Suemy G will sing the national anthem, activist and labor leader Delores Huerta will throw out the first pitch, and Máscara Dorada and Xelhua will kick off the game with “It’s time for Dodger baseball.”
Food and drink options for Mexican Heritage Night
Several locations in Dodger Stadium will have special items for sale:
-
Huaraches (Field 47, Reserve 4)
-
A 14-inch chile relleno burrito (Field 10, Reserve 12)
-
Plato de alambres (Reserve 17, Right Field Plaza)
-
A strawberry jalapeno margarita with a tajin rim
When is the game?
The matchup with the Colorado Rockies is set for a 7:10 p.m. PT first pitch.
The newly acquired Eric Lauer will get his first start in Dodger Blue, and the Rockies will start Kyle Freeland.
Both pitchers have a 1-5 record on the season and ERAs close to 7.00.
Advertisement
Freeland’s is 7.04, while Lauer’s is 6.69.
How do you think Eric Lauer will perform on the mound for the Boys in Blue?
Disclaimer : This story is auto aggregated by a computer programme and has not been created or edited by DOWNTHENEWS. Publisher: Sports.yahoo.com
