Hendricks pitched four innings, allowing four runs on four hits and three walks while striking out three in a no-decision Sunday vs. St. Louis.
Through 11 starts, last year's ERA champ owns career highs in ERA (4.09) and WHIP (1.20), and his 8.3 percent walk rate is a far cry from the 5.9 percent mark Hendricks posted in 2016. The 27-year-old's last two starts (nine runs over nine innings) have been particularly disappointing, considering the favorable matchups. San Diego (Monday's opponent) has MLB's worst offense, and St. Louis is below average. With that in mind, Hendricks is no longer a member of fantasy's "set it and forget it" class of pitchers. He'll make his next start at home Friday against Colorado.