Did the Great salt lake ever drain into Colorado river?

The Great Salt Lake is a closed basin lake located in the western United States. It is the largest saltwater lake in the western hemisphere and the fourth-largest saltwater lake in the world. The Great Salt Lake has no natural outlet, and its water level fluctuates depending on the amount of precipitation and evaporation.

The Colorado River is a major river in the western United States. It flows through seven states and two countries, and it provides water for millions of people. The Colorado River does not come close to the Great Salt Lake, and it has never drained into it.