Santiago was routed in his start against the Indians on Friday, allowing six runs (five earned) in 1.1 innings.
An increase in velocity and ground balls gave some owners high hopes for Santiago, but he has now lasted just 5.1 innings in his last two starts combined, and has been unable to pitch at least three frames in three of his last five outings. The rotation is in shambles at the moment, meaning Santiago is unlikely to lose his job, but he will need to show a lot more than this before he can be considered an add in standard leagues. Santiago will take a 5.64 ERA into his start against the Twins on Wednesday.