Goodman pilots a near-miss ninth-inning rally before an error-tinged finish; his role as catcher-sometimes-offense contributor keeps fantasy intrigue alive in limited action.

Goodman supplied late‐season power with a solo homer, his 30th of the year, providing a rare spark for Colorado. His long ball reflects a bright spot on an otherwise challenging night for the Rockies and a reminder of the depth in a Colorado lineup.

Goodman’s 29th homer places him in franchise record discussions for primary catchers in a single season and highlights his power pace. His slugging is among the league’s top five, marking him as a standout fantasy asset in Colorado’s lineup.

Goodman is the Rockies' power-hitting catcher in his first full big-league season, leading Colorado with 27 homers and 83 RBIs while posting strong .280/.326/.526 numbers. He anchors the offense as a young core gels, and his production will heavily influence the team's trajectory into 2025-26 fantasy value at catcher and corner spots.

Goodman highlighted the Rockies’ late surge with a two-run double and a three-hit night, illustrating his series-long breakout that fantasy managers watch closely as a potential cheap power source in deeper leagues.