Márquez was handed a 1-0 lead going into his first and final inning, and it lasted just four pitches before Shohei Ohtani smashed a solo homer. He gave up another homer two batters later to Freddie Freeman, and the 30-year-old allowed four more hits and the same amount of runs before exiting. It’s hard to imagine that anyone used Márquez that didn’t have to Wednesday, but for those who did: whoops. He’ll be on the mound next week against the Royals and look to lower and unsightly 8.27 ERA.

Márquez almost literally couldn’t find the strike zone Saturday night, as he issued six free passes and threw just 48-of-89 passes for strikes. He blanked the A’s in the first three frames, but things fell apart over the next two before exiting. He was strong against the Phillies on Monday. He didn’t have nearly the same success (obviously) over the weekend. A tough matchup comes next weekend against the Padres.

Márquez left his season debut in line for an impressive road win after holding Philadelphia’s offense to just four hits over six frames, but the Rockies bullpen immediately imploded following his departure to spoil things. The 30-year-old righty has been limited to just five starts over the last two years due to injury, but he’s healthy now, and offers some appeal in deeper mixed leagues as a matchup-dependent streaming option away from Coors Field. He’s not a recommended fantasy option this weekend when he faces the Athletics at home.