Berrios (3-1) gave up four runs on five hits, four walks and a hit batsman while striking out five Astros over five innings in Tuesday's 7-2 loss.
After posting a studly 22:4 K:BB through his first three MLB starts of the year, Berrios struggled mightily with his control this time around, needing 104 pitches to finish those five frames. One of the game's most promising young arms, he stumbled in his first taste of the majors last year, but he's come back with even better results in Triple-A and largely carried them over in his second MLB campaign. As with any young pitcher, there'll be some travails, but Berrios looks like he's going to retain fantasy relevance this time around.