Rookie right-hander Chase Dollander (MLB Pipeline's No. 22 prospect) didn’t let the one pitch that ruined his outing ruin his Monday night -- one that could bode well for the Rockies’ future. Dollander held the Rangers hitless through 5 2/3 innings,

In the first game of the Warren Schaeffer era, Chase Dollander dazzled like the ace he’s proclaimed to be. But alas, the end result was the same for the team on pace to be MLB’s worst

We're almost a month into baseball, and the prospect hype is off the charts this season. Let's explore how top prospects Roki Sasaki, Jackson Jobe, and Chase Dollander are performing in the majors.

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But when that pitcher is stuck on the Rockies and fails to showcase a consistent #2 pitch (let alone a quality stuff fastball, beyond just the velocity), you can understand why I’ve been out on Chase Dollander .

There were plenty of positives to be taken from Dollander's performance -- he racked up 10 whiffs, punched out seven and allowed just three hits. However, two of the knocks were homers ...

The Rangers won their series against the Tigers 2-1 with a win yesterday. Nathan Eovaldi was phenomenal on the mound. He didn't give up a run in the 7.0 innings he pitched and only walked one batter, and struck out seven.