Dodgers' Tyler Glasnow, the team's right-hander, has shown signs of growth in his career, including a strong start against the Colorado Rockies in the coldest game ever. Despite previous struggles, Glasnow managed to control the game with ease and retire 11 batters in a row. He finished the night with seven strikeouts and no stress. This is part of a trend that the team hopes will help him secure a career-best season. Glasnow has been improving his performance since spring training and is confident in his ability on the pitch. Manager Dave Roberts believes that he has grown exponentially due to improved control over his delivery and performance.