Coldest games in sports history

Chiefs-Dolphins, 2023 AFC wild-card game Kansas City picked up a 26-7 win in the coldest game ever at Arrowhead Stadium, inspiring our list of some of the most memorable frigid games in sports history. Kara Durrette / Getty

Andy Reid reacts to -4°F (-20°C) at Arrowhead Kansas City Chiefs @Chiefs Defrost wasn't an option for Coach this time 😂 Jan 15

Oilers-Canadiens, 2003 Heritage Classic Montreal edged Edmonton 4-3 in front of 57,167 at Commonwealth Stadium in the first outdoor game in NHL regular-season history. Jeff Vinnick / Getty

“ We will never forget that. Oilers winger Georges Laraque on the atmosphere and -18°C temperature Edmonton Journal Jeff Vinnick / Getty

Rockies-Braves at Coors Field in 2013 Atlanta beat Colorado 4-3 in the coldest game in MLB history. Vendors at Coors Field were selling coffee and hot chocolate to frozen fans instead of beer as a way to keep warm. Doug Pensinger / Getty

“ It's miserable to be honest with you. Rockies manager Walt Weiss on the 23°F (-5°C) conditions at Coors Field USA Today Justin Edmonds / Getty

Packers-Giants, 2007 NFC Championship Game New York stunned Green Bay 23-20 in OT in a game befitting of the moniker "the frozen tundra" of Lambeau Field. The win served as a springboard for the Giants' stunning upset of the unbeaten New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. Jamie Squire / Getty

Tynes kicks game-winning FG in -1°F (-18°C) at Lambeau ❄️ Packers History @HistoricPackers Pain Week #5 Jan. 20, 2008: With a spot in SB XLII on the line, the Packers' offense musters just 95 total yards in the second half -- including 7 total in the final three drives. Clutch kicking by Mason Crosby and two misses from Lawrence Tynes forces OT when disaster strikes. Jan 18

Packers-Cowboys, 1967 NFL Championship Game Green Bay topped Dallas 21-17 in a game famously known as "The Ice Bowl." Bart Starr threw for a pair of touchdowns and snuck in the game-winning score from one yard out with 16 seconds left to secure the victory for the Packers. Walter Iooss Jr. / Getty

Green Bay won its third straight championship in the coldest game in NFL history at -13°F (-25°C) 🥶 Warren Sharp @SharpFootball 1967 Cowboys @ Packers -13 degrees with -48 degree wind chill The Ice Bowl Jan 18