Brenton Doyle

Rockies manager Bud Black said that he plans to have Brenton Doyle bat leadoff next season.

Fantasy Impact

Doyle will take over the leadoff spot for Colorado from Charlie Blackmon who announced his retirement. Doyle doesn't profile to be as much of a contact hitter, but he did hit 23 home runs and steal 30 bases last season.

Brenton Doyle went 1-for-4 with a home run and an RBI in the Rockies' 5-2 loss to the Cardinals.

Fantasy Impact

Despite the Rockies' defeat, Doyle managed to add to his home run tally, bringing his season total to 23. His consistent power-hitting has been a bright spot in an otherwise average season, marked by a .262 batting average and a high strikeout rate of 0.254. Fantasy managers should appreciate Doyle's mix of power and speed, evidenced by his 29 stolen bases, but his tendency to strike out may continue to dampen his batting average. Moving forward, Doyle remains a valuable asset in fantasy leagues, particularly for those in need of home runs and stolen bases, though his strikeout rate could be a concern for batting average-focused formats.

Brenton Doyle is in the starting lineup for the Rockies Tuesday.

Fantasy Impact

Doyle will patrol center field and bat third against the Cardinals. He is hitting .264, with 22 home runs, 71 RBI, and 29 stolen bases this season.

Brenton Doyle was scratched from Friday's lineup with left knee soreness.

Fantasy Impact

Doyle can be considered as day-to-day.

Brenton Doyle went 2-for-4 with a run scored and two stolen bases in the Rockies' narrow 3-2 win over the Diamondbacks.

Fantasy Impact

Doyle's performance, marked by his speed on the bases, provided a critical edge in the tightly contested game. With 29 stolen bases this season, Doyle continues to be a valuable asset for fantasy managers needing speed, though his moderate .266 batting average and power numbers suggest a mixed bag in terms of overall fantasy impact. His ability to contribute across multiple categories, however, keeps him relevant in most fantasy formats, especially given his consistent playtime and position in a hitter-friendly park.