CARSON, Calif. -- Landon Donovan, Gyasi Zardes and Baggio Husidic scored two goals apiece to help the Los Angeles Galaxy to a 6-0 victory over the 10-man Colorado Rapids on Friday night in a game that had special meaning to the team.

The Galaxy wore black armbands with the name "Luca" written on them to honor the passing of teammate A.J. DeLaGarza's son, who died on Thursday after being taken off life support in preparation for heart surgery. The child was a week old.

Luca Wyatt DeLaGarza was born Aug. 28. He died Thursday.

Los Angeles (14-5-7) won its fifth straight game, while Colorado (8-13-6) lost its seventh consecutive match.

Colorado goalkeeper Joe Nasco was shown a red card in the first minute of the match for a takedown of Alan Gordon inside the 6-yard box. Donovan's penalty kick caught backup goalkeeper Clint Irwin diving the wrong way. Donovan converted another penalty kick in the 47th minute.

It was the earliest red card in MLS history. New York's Carlos Johnson was sent off in the second minute in a 2009 match.

Husidic calmly curled in a goal in the 30th minute and added another in the 86th off Donovan's pass. Just before halftime, Zardes slotted home a perfect ball from Donovan and headed in his 14th goal of the season in the 75th minute.

Donovan, retiring after the season, has 131 assists to move within four of tying Steve Ralston's MLS record.