NEW: Pulled from Thursday's start with right arm tightness. Imaging scheduled this week. The Rockies' top young arm has been a 3.20 ERA bright spot in a brutal rotation. Worth monitoring — if it's anything beyond tightness, Colorado's rotation collapses entirely.

Dollander has moved past the bulk-relief usage and is now in the rotation outright. He starts today against Atlanta at Coors — yes, that's a tough matchup, but the underlying skills (99th-percentile fastball, 88th-percentile GB rate) keep playing up. Hold or add now in 12-team mixed; sit him today, start him next week vs. weaker offenses.

Carrying over from yesterday — Dollander has a Saturday start at Coors against Atlanta that Roto Riteup framed as 'unstoppable force vs. immovable object' (vs. Chris Sale). The piggyback role with an opener helps him face soft middle-of-order spots. Add for the strikeout upside; matchup-deploy only at Coors.

Pitcher List's #2 pitcher add. The Rockies are deploying him in a piggyback role behind an opener — yes, Coors-tax adjustments apply, but a 99-mph fastball with an 88th-percentile ground-ball rate is a genuine matchup-based stream. Add now in 12+ team leagues, start at home only against weaker offenses until track record builds.

The Rockies' 2023 first-round pick shut out the Mets in the nightcap of Saturday's doubleheader. That's two quality starts to open his 2026 MLB career. The Coors Field risk is real — but he's pitching on the road often enough to stream, and 7 shutout innings against a playoff-caliber Mets lineup is legit. Add in 14+ team leagues and stream confidently in favorable matchups.

Career-high 9 K in 5.1 bulk-relief innings at Houston. Three pitches with 40%+ whiff rates. The ceiling is an elite closer or mid-rotation starter — monitor for a role change. Lottery ticket in deeper formats.

Started @ Pittsburgh Pirates (3W-2L, 3.35 ERA)

Started @ Philadelphia Phillies (3W-2L, 3.38 ERA)

Started vs Atlanta Braves (3W-2L, 2.25 ERA)

Started @ New York Mets (0W-0L, 0.00 ERA)