The Denver Fire Department said the equipment used to detonate the fireworks caught fire, causing minor damage to the stadium.
DENVER — Colorado Rockies fans who were expecting to see a fireworks show after Saturday night’s game got more than they bargained for just as the game was getting underway.
The Denver Fire Department (DFD) said the equipment used to detonate the fireworks caught fire at around 7:20 p.m.
DFD said Coors Field staff were able to put it out with fire extinguishers before firefighters came to make sure it was out. It only caused limited damage, according to DFD.
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Videos shared by fans show some unplanned pyrotechnics, and the Denver Gazette’s Danielle Allentuck tweeted the fireworks interrupted the game for a moment.
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The fire department said no one was hurt, and it’s not clear what caused the fire.
The equipment will be fixed in time to have the scheduled post-game show, DFD said.
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