Trevor Rogers had a rough outing in Saturday's 20-4 loss to the Athletics, surrendering eight earned runs on eight hits and three walks while striking out only one over just 2 1/3 innings.
Fantasy Impact
This performance further inflates his already bloated ERA to 6.15 and WHIP to 1.72 for the season. With a declining strikeout rate now at 7.5 K/9 and a high BABIP of .348, Rogers is proving to be a risky fantasy option. His inability to limit damage or go deep into games is a significant concern for fantasy managers looking for reliable starting pitching. Rogers's current form suggests a downward trend that might not turn around quickly, making him a dubious choice for upcoming fantasy lineups.