Diamondbacks starter Chase Anderson had a strong start Monday against the Reds.
Anderson allowed one run on three hits over seven innings of work. He struck out eight and walked two. The only blemish on Anderson’s record was a solo home run by Devin Mesoraco in the second inning. Other than that, Anderson was in control the entire outing. He finished strong, striking out four batters in his last two innings of work. Anderson only threw 89 pitches.
Anderson was matched by Homer Bailey throughout the game, earning the no-decision. He’ll take on the Pirates in his next start.