Diamondbacks starter Chase Anderson credited his fastball command to his success Tuesday night against the rangers. Anderson permitted one earned runs on three hits in seven innings, but had nothing to show for it, settling for a no-decision.
"Chase pitched great, did a great job," manager Chip Hale said. "Kept them off balance and gave us a chance to win. He just threw all his pitches for strikes, kept the ball down."
After allowed three earned runs in his first start of the season, Anderson has surrendered only three earned over his last two starts (13 innings). He lowered his ERA from 5.40 to 3.00 over that span.
"Fastball command helps you get deep in the game," Anderson said, per MLB.com.