Goodman provided an early Rockies spark by driving in a run on a ground-out in the first inning, showing the rookie power/production upside in Colorado’s lineup while the Dodgers maintained a lead despite Denver’s rally attempts.

Goodman anchors Colorado’s evolving offense and provides leadership amid the late-season surge. His post-break production supports the Rockies’ contention that the young core is maturing, making him a notable fantasy hold or streamer when lined up for favorable matchups.

Goodman has 25 homers on the year and a hot stretch with six homers in 12 games. Coors Field’s elevation and his road power create a favorable balance, especially against Ryne Nelson, who has allowed homers on the road. Goodman’s 17 HR vs righties this season strengthens a +320 HR line.

Goodman’s 25th homer highlighted a night of balanced Rockies offense. His adjustments to stay on the backside with a slightly lower bat plane have sharpened his power, nearly matching a club record for a primary catcher. His power presence coupled with a refined approach positions him as a cornerstone for Colorado’s lineup in fantasy formats.

Hunter Goodman is highlighted for his potential to hit a home run in Coors Field today, given his batting average and matchup against Jose Berrios.