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COL • Pitcher • #18
6 days ago
He’s just dealing with a bit of inflammation, and the Rockies are hopeful that he’ll be able to return after a minimum stint on the injured list. You can never be too sure with elbow injuries, but it sounds like barring any setbacks he should be ready to rejoin the Rockies’ rotation at some point in May.
Source: Patrick Saunders
COL • Pitcher • #18
7 days ago
Feltner was pulled from Thursday’s start against the Padres after just two innings due to tightness in his triceps and further evaluation led to the unfortunate diagnosis. There’s no clear timetable yet on how long he’ll be shelved for, but fantasy managers in deeper redraft leagues can probably go ahead and cut bait at this point. Sammy Peralta was recalled from Triple-A Albuquerque in a corresponding move on Friday.
COL • Pitcher • #18
8 days ago
Feltner had allowed two runs on two hits and a walk while striking out three batters through his first two innings. Zach Agnos then replaced him when the Rockies took the field in the third inning. He’ll head for further evaluation to determine the extent of the injury, though it sounds like a trip to the injured list could be in the cards.
Source: Patrick Saunders
COL • Pitcher • #18
12 days ago
Feltner gave up a two-run homer to Kyle Tucker in the first inning with no one out, but after that, it was a surprisingly effective outing for the right-hander. He scattered five hits, walked just one, and kept the Dodgers at bay even while allowing two homers. It’s hard to take it too seriously, but good for Feltner. He’ll look to continue lowering his 6.00 ERA against the Padres on Thursday.
COL • Pitcher • #18
19 days ago
Feltner continues to scuffle, as he has for most of his MLB career. .He allowed a pair of homers, issued three walks, and threw just 51-of-82 pitches for strikes while seeing his ERA balloon to 7.30. Pretty typical, sadly. Feltner will likely see similar results barring something unforeseeable against the Dodgers on Friday.
COL • Pitcher • #18
24 days ago
Feltner was fortunate to get the W, as it was much more about the Colorado offense than effective pitching. He issues two walks, struck out just one batter, and generated all of three swings and misses over 70 pitches. Hard pass, but good enough for the win Monday. Feltner will be back on the mound Saturday against the Padres.
COL • Pitcher • #18
about 1 month ago
Feltner was struck on the backside by a 106-mph comebacker from Andrés Giménez at the conclusion of the third inning of his season debut, according to a team statement. It certainly doesn’t sound like a serious concern and fantasy managers should consider him day-to-day heading into his next start against the Astros at Coors Field on Monday.
Source: Rockies Club Information
COL • Pitcher • #18
about 1 month ago
Feltner appeared to be limping while coming off the mound after completing three shutout frames on 47 pitches (30 strikes) in his season debut north of the border. There should be an update on his status following the contest. His next start is on Monday against the Astros at Coors Field.
Source: Patrick Saunders
COL • Pitcher • #18
4 months ago
Feltner seemed like the best bet in the Rockies’ rotation going into last season, but he went down with a back injury after posting a 4.75 ERA in six starts and he was a complete mess after trying to return in June, resulting in him being shut down in the minors the following month. If he proves healthy in spring training, he should get a chance to rejoin the rotation.
Source: Ryan Feltner
COL • Pitcher • #18
9 months ago
Feltner allowed a run in the first, but he stranded the bases loaded then and in both the second and third. He was finally lifted after two more walks in the fourth. The assumption was that Feltner would be one of the Rockies’ best starters this season, but he went down with a back injury at the end of April and has had a tough time since he resumed pitching in mid-June. In six starts for Albuquerque, he’s allowed 21 earned runs, 23 walks and 29 hits in 21 innings.
COL • Pitcher • #18
10 months ago
Feltner will remain with the organization, but won’t pitch for the Rockies after the activation. He’s been out since late April with a back injury.
COL • Pitcher • #18
11 months ago
The procedural move opens up a spot on Colorado’s 40-man roster. Feltner has been out since late April dealing with back spasms. There’s a chance he’s ready to return at some point later this month, but that’s not a lock.
COL • Pitcher • #18
11 months ago
The initial plan was for Feltner to make two rehab starts before rejoining the Rockies’ rotation, so as long as he rebounds nicely from this one it sounds like he could take the ball for the Rockies on Saturday night against the Mets. His return is expected to push Carson Palmquist back to Triple-A Albuquerque.
COL • Pitcher • #18
12 months ago
The 28-year-old right-hander was scratched from Sunday’s start due to the back issue then took the hill on Monday and was crushed in a loss to the Braves, so it probably makes sense to sit him down and get the issue resolved. Bradley Blalock was recalled from Triple-A Albuquerque and is expected to take his place in the club’s rotation.
COL • Pitcher • #18
about 1 year ago
Feltner was scratched from Sunday’s start because of tightness in his back, and it’s possible it was still bothering him during the struggles. It’s also possible he struggled because he’s Ryan Feltner. He walked one and struck out four in a start that was ineffective from the third inning on. He’ll take a 4.75 ERA into a schedule bout against the Padres. Steer clear.
COL • Pitcher • #18
about 1 year ago
Felter’s back tightened up on him a couple days after Tuesday’s seven-inning gem against the Royals so he’s going to get some extra rest. There’s a possibility he’ll be ready to take the ball on Monday night against the Braves, but that hasn’t been confirmed. It’ll be Bradley Blalock making an emergency spot start on Sunday afternoon in his place.
Source: Thomas Harding
COL • Pitcher • #18
about 1 year ago
Feltner walked one and struck out four on the night. The lone blemish on his evening came on a leadoff solo home run off the bat of Drew Waters to open the sixth inning. Aside from that, he was brilliant. Unfortunately, the Rockies were unable to scratch out even a single run of support for him. The 28-year-old hurler generated nine swings and misses on 87 pitches on the night, posting a CSW of 24 percent. He’ll attempt to build off of this strong outing as he totes a 3.86 ERA, 1.32 WHIP and a 21/11 K/BB ratio (25 2/3 innings) into Sunday’s showdown against the Reds at Coors Field.
COL • Pitcher • #18
about 1 year ago
Feltner loaded the bases with no outs in the second inning and was fortunate to come away with just one run allowed on a ground ball double play. He wasn’t so fortunate the following frame as he surrendered a three-run shot to Will Smith. Two more walks and two hits brought in a fifth run for Los Angeles and loaded the bases before Feltner was pulled with two outs in the third. Jake Bird would enter in relief and leave them loaded.