SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Antonio Senzatela is Exhibit A for the Rockies’ new pitching philosophy. Last season, the veteran right-hander threw his four-seam fastball 57.6% of the time and got clobbered doing it. He lost his job as a starting pitcher and finished the season with a 6.65 ERA. Opponents hit his fastball to the tune of a .356 average. This season, Colorado’s new pitching coaches want their pitchers to be less reliant on fastballs, starting with Senzatela, who says he wants to be part of the starting rotation in 2026. But Senzatela’s not the only pitcher...
