What's Happening?
Chase Dollander, a pitcher for the Colorado Rockies, faced a challenging game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, allowing seven runs on nine hits and two walks in just 3.2 innings. Dollander, who has a record of 2-10 this season, matched his season high for hits allowed and set a season worst for runs allowed. The rookie has struggled with control, walking multiple batters in six consecutive starts and failing to complete five innings in ten of his eighteen outings this year. His current ERA stands at 6.91, with a WHIP of 1.63.
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Why It's Important?
Dollander's performance is significant for the Rockies as they assess their pitching roster and make decisions for future games. His struggles highlight the challenges faced by rookie pitchers in adapting to major league play. The team's management may need to consider adjustments to their rotation or provide additional support to help Dollander improve his performance. This situation also impacts fantasy baseball players who may need to reconsider Dollander's viability in their lineups.
What's Next?
Dollander is expected to face the Houston Astros in his next start, presenting another tough challenge against a first-place team. The Rockies may need to evaluate his role in the rotation if his performance does not improve. Fantasy baseball managers will likely monitor his upcoming games closely to decide whether to keep him in their rosters.
