Hill faced the minimum in his two innings of work Sunday, striking out two and picking off the only batter he allowed on base in a 10-8 win over the Brewers.
Despite his advanced age and lack of consistency throughout his career, the Dodgers re-signed Hill this past offseason with hopes that he could repeat last year's 2.12 ERA across 110.1 innings. While relying on a 36-year-old late bloomer in fantasy sounds risky, it is hard to argue against the numbers. The combination of his 3.9 K/BB, 0.3 HR/9 and a 2.26 FIP all scream "fantasy ace." The biggest downside to Hill would have to be his durability. 2016 was the first time the southpaw has thrown over 100 major league innings since 2007, so there is some concern surrounding whether he will hold up for the entire season.