Antonio Senzatela

The Rockies have lost 100 games for a second straight season. It's Senzatela's first decision in three starts this year. He didn't have the easiest of times making his way from Tommy John, but he's healthy now, and he'll be back in the Rockies rotation next season. He still has two years left on a five-year, $50.5 million contract.

The Rockies had a four-run lead after 5 1/2 today, but it wound up being blown. As a result, Senzatela is still looking for his first win since 2022. Of course, because of a torn ACL and later Tommy John surgery, he's made just four starts since then. He'll face the Dodgers again next weekend.

Marte didn't welcome Antonio Senzatela back very kindly, as he absolutely blistered a homer that traveled and estimated 460 feet to give the Diamondbacks a 2-0 lead with no outs in the first. That'd be the last run Arizona would score in the game. Marte has now tied his career high homers in homers with 32, and his 87 RBI are just five short of tying his top mark, as well. T

This was Senzatela's first time on the mound for the Rockies since May 10 of last year, and it didn't start very well. He gave up a single to Corbin Carroll and a 460-foot bomb to Ketel Marte, but the 29-year-old was able to settle down and get through the rest of the start scoreless. Senzatela was once an intriguing streamer when he wasn't pitching in Coors Field, but fantasy managers obviously shouldn't trust him in any outings in 2024.

Rockies right-hander Antonio Senzatela went three-plus innings against Arizona on Monday night, flashing solid form at times but also showing some rust in his first start in 16 months following his recovery from Tommy John surgery.