The Milwaukee Brewers now know who they will be facing in the National League Division Series when they take the field on Oct. 3. Milwaukee will face off against the red-hot San Diego Padres with the winner advancing to the National League Championship Series to face either the Los Angeles Dodgers, Philadelphia Phillies or the Atlanta Braves.
When they arrived ahead of the MLB trade deadline, Dustin May and Antonio Senzatela looked like matches made in heaven for the Milwaukee Brewers. Each had a three-fastball mix of the kind the Brewers adore, while both had breaking balls (albeit with differing degrees of feel) to keep hitters from s...
Since the Brewers acquired him from the Rockies at the trade deadline, Antonio Senzatela's tenure with his new team has gone poorly. In 18 appearances, many of them in high-leverage situations, the right-hander has pitched to a 6.48 ERA, 5.55 xERA, and 4.79 SIERA with a poor 2.7% strikeout-minus-wa...
When the 2026 Major League Baseball trade deadline rolled around, the Milwaukee Brewers made it a point to go out and add elite talent to an already very good bullpen.
How many of the active MLB players to reach 100 hits in at least eight different seasons can you name in five minutes?
Though the Milwaukee Brewers didn't pull off a massive trade at the trade deadline for a player like Tarik Skubal, the team still made some smart additions.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
After years as an often-ineffective starter, Antonio Senzatela finally moved to the bullpen for the Colorado Rockies this season. Immediately, his results improved, as they nearly always do when a starter moves to the less demanding role of short reliever.
In the perfect showing of how fast things can change in the big leagues, the Milwaukee Brewers bounced back from a 17-3 defeat to the Chicago Cubs on Monday with a 9-4 victory on Tuesday to even up the three-game series to start the week.
The Colorado Rockies are bringing one of their recent trade deadline additions to the majors, calling up left-handed pitcher Mark Manfredi from the minor leagues.
The Colorado Rockies made some good moves, and they made one trade that didn't look impressive. It comes with the territory when you're in the front office position.
Going into the trade deadline, one team that was a big question mark was the Colorado Rockies. Under first-year president of baseball operations Paul DePodesta, there were a handful of teams that would be interested in some players that the Rockies could move.
The Milwaukee Brewers added to their bullpen wealth shortly before the trade deadline on Monday by acquiring right-hander Antonio Senzatela from the Colorado Rockies, according to reports.
The 2026 season hasn't gone as planned for many MLB players. These 30 players stand out as the biggest disappointments for their respective teams.
Just ahead of the 6:00 p.m. deadline Monday, the Milwaukee Brewers struck a deal with the Colorado Rockies for a right-handed reliever who has rejuvenated his career this season.
4:32pm: Left-hander Mark Manfredi and shortstop Juan Martinez are going to the Rockies in the trade, Mark Feinsand of MLB.com reports. 4:18pm: The Brewers are acquiring right-handed reliever Antonio Senzatela from the Rockies, per Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
There is no question that the Pittsburgh Pirates are better this season than they have been in recent memory.
The Washington Nationals entered July 8 with a 47-46 record, which put them 3.5 games out of the final National League wild card spot. Considering the
The Colorado Rockies are in a familiar spot as the 2026 calendar is ready to flip to June.
It sounds like a bad joke to say there’s a pitcher throwing lights out at Coors Field. But that just means you aren’t paying attention to Antonio Senzatela.
Colorado Rockies reliever Antonio Senzatela's trade value continues to gain more buzz.
The Colorado Rockies beat the New York Mets, 6-2, on Thursday to wrap up a series discombobulated by inclement weather. One of the main reasons that the Rockies were able to secure the victory, was because of the work of one of their veterans.
Early in nearly every season, MLB sees fantastic performances, breakout players, and surprising feats across the league. This year is no different, as
The Colorado Rockies will have to do without pitcher Antonio Senzatela for part of spring training as he will play for Team Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic.
He has taken the ball 24 times. He has averaged fewer than five innings per start and been tattooed for a 7.15 earned run average.
The last time Colorado right-hander Antonio Senzatela pitched, Aug. 1, his start lasted less than an inning. The next day he was placed on the 15-day injured list with a blister on his right middle finger, but plans call for him to be back when the Rockies wrap up a four-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday afternoon in Denver.
The Colorado Rockies marginally have been better on the road than at home this season, but their short trek started poorly on Friday night. Colorado dropped a 10-6 decision to the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday in the opener of a three-game series.
The Rockies starting pitching has been nothing short of a disaster in 2025.
Antonio Senzatela worked his way out of jams to a historic degree in his first few starts of the year, but he hasn't been getting nearly as lucky as of late.
Antonio Senzatela has been far from perfect so far this season, but the Colorado Rockies pitcher has been dancing around trouble to a historic degree. The 30-year-old right-hander gave up 10 hits in his 5.1 innings of action against the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday.
Antonio Senzatela has had trouble staying on the mound over the past few years, bringing his status in the Colorado Rockies' starting rotation into question this offseason.
With Shohei Ohtani having 57 stolen bases heading into Saturday night's game in Denver against the Colorado Rockies, the Japanese sensation looked to have taken another quick step toward reaching 60 stolen bases.
Before the extension, Senzatela was set to be arbitration-eligible for two more seasons before hitting free agency after the 2023 season. Now he's under contract through at least 2026.
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