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Senzatela

Senzatela entered this game in the eighth inning with the tying run on third base and one out and lucked out when Mark Vientos hit a line drive back up the middle that was caught and turned into a double play. Then, he made quick work of the Mets in the ninth inning to earn his second save of the season. Rockies’ usual closer Victor Vodnik blew an ugly save Thursday, allowing five runs against the Padres and throwing 22 pitches in the process, so it makes sense as to why the team didn’t immediately turn back to him here. Senzatela has widened his arsenal in relief this season throwing far more cutters and sinkers than he ever has, making him mildly intriguing as a late-game option besides for the fact that he pitches his home games in Coors Field.

This is certainly a different version of Senzatela. The Rockies opted to keep the 31-year-old right-hander in a relief role this season, and it looks to be paying off. He recorded the final eight outs against the Astros on Tuesday, striking out three to earn his first career save. Senzatela is throwing harder in the shorter outings, with his fastball up to 97 mph. He’s tossed 7 1/3 scoreless innings of relief with nine strikeouts, probably making him the most interesting reliever in the Colorado bullpen, which really isn’t saying much. But his role could be one to monitor if he works into high-leverage situations.

Senzatela allowed three hits, with one of those being a solo bomb from Nolan Arenado. Senzatela was one of the worst fantasy starters in baseball last year, and when you consider a wide variety of factors, there’s little reason to think that won’t be true again in 2026.

The Pirates jumped all over Senzatela for two runs in the first and three more in the second. He was able to miss bats with his fastball up in the zone, but struggled to command his secondary stuff and was hit hard because of it. Eight of the nine hitters in the Pirates lineup registered a hard-hit ball and everyone seemed ready to take aim against Senzatela. His next start is scheduled to come on the road against the Astros.

Senzatela, who missed his last two starts with a blister, left with a 1-0 lead and then watched Luis Peralta give up homers to the first two batters he faced in the sixth. It’s the first time since August 29, 2021 that Senzatela has pitched at least five innings and gone without allowing a run. He’ll face the Pirates next weekend.

Senzatela takes the ball for Sunday’s series finale against the division-rival Diamondbacks following a two-week absence due to a blister on his right middle finger. The 30-year-old, who holds an inflated 7.34 ERA across 103 innings (22 appearances, 21 starts) this season, has never solved the Coors Field challenge, but he’ll keep giving it a shot. In the meantime, he can be safely ignored in all fantasy formats.

Senzatela will be back after missing the minimum 15 days on the injured list due to a blister on the middle of his finger. The only fantasy relevance here is that you might want to load up your lineup with Diamondbacks as this is a pitcher with a 7.34 ERA in 2025 over 22 appearances.

Senzatela heads to the injured list after recording only two outs and getting absolutely annihilated for eight runs on seven hits during Friday’s slugfest against the Pirates. The 30-year-old is a complete non-factor for fantasy managers since he doesn’t miss bats and boasts a stratospheric 7.34 ERA across 103 innings (22 appearances, 21 starts) this season.

Senzatela gave up seven hits, walked two and struck out none. He didn’t make it out of the first inning for the first time this year. Sanzatela has a 7.34 ERA in 22 starts this season and can safely be left on waiver wires everywhere. He’s lined up to face the Blue Jays at home next week.

Senzatela hit a batter and issued a walk to put two runners on before Ryan O’Hearn knocked a base hit to put the Orioles on the board with one run in the first inning. He then served up a two-run homer to Tyler O’Neill in the second. Cedric Mullins later took him deep for a three-run shot to break the game open in the fourth inning. That would do it for Senzatela. He’ll take a 6.68 ERA, 1.84 WHIP, and a 55/36 K/BB ratio across 102 1/3 innings into a start against the Pirates in Colorado on Friday.