Diamondbacks starting pitcher Chase Anderson took a no-decision after 5 1/3 innings of work in Wednesday's 3-1 win over the Rockies. He allowed one earned run over four hits and three walks, while striking out four.
Anderson settled down after allowing a DJ LeMahieu sacrifice fly in the second inning, limiting the Rockies to just one run in his final start of the season.
While he managed to improve his walk rate considerably from last season, Anderson's dreadful second half and paltry 6.54 K/9 leaves little reason to think he'll have mixed-league value in 2016.