7 years agoColorado Rockies left-handed starting pitcher Tyler Anderson pitched three innings, giving up four runs (three unearned), five hits and two strikeouts in the 9-2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. Anderson's game started out rough after shortstop Brendan Rogers made an error on a fielder's choice, allowing Ryan Braun to score and Domingo Santana to advance to second base. After the first inning, though, Anderson only gave up one hit in two innings. The Rockies will look for Anderson to pitch like he did in his rookie year, averaging a 3.54 ERA compared to his 4.81 ERA last season. The fact that Anderson pitches in Colorado is enough of a factor to not own him this year.--Caden Inaba
Source: MLB.com