Chase Anderson came out of the gates getting hit around ballparks across America. He's rebounded nicely though, allowing three earned runs or less in six straight games. The most recent one was last night's 6.2 scoreless inning gem against Oakland on [...]

Chase Anderson failed to pitch six innings for the third straight game, but he continues to pitch well in short stints. Anderson went 5.2 innings and gave up three hits, no walks and struck out six. The only run he allowed came via a Maikel Franco home run. Anderson has completed six innings just th[...]

Coming off of a no-hit bid against the Cubs (broken up in the eighth), Chase Anderson looked like he could be taking a step toward fantasy relevance. That has yet to be seen, and he will take the hill Saturday to face a Reds club that strummed him to the tune of six runs last time he toed the rubber[...]

Coming off a near no-hit performance against the Cubs in his last start, Chase Anderson lasted just five innings on Sunday against the Mets. He gave up four hits, two walks, three earned runs and struck out six. Anderson has allowed three runs or fewer in three straight games, but he still hasn't pr[...]

Chase Anderson's final line of 8.2 innings, three hits, one walk, two earned runs and six strikeouts does him no justice. Anderson took a perfect game into the sixth inning, and a no-hitter into the eighth against the Cubs on Tuesday night. Anderson was also a strike away from a complete game one-hi[...]

Ben Zobrist hit a lead-off double in the eighth inning to end Chase Anderson's no-hit bid.

Chase Anderson has a no-hitter through seven innings against the Chicago Cubs. The Brewers hole a 4-0 lead in the bottom of the seventh.

Chase Anderson retired the first 16 batters in tonight's game versus the Chicago Cubs (of all teams) before walking Miguel Montero. Anderson got through the sixth with his no-hitter still in tact.

Chase Anderson had himself a good game for the first time in almost a month. Anderson pitched six innings, allowing three hits, three runs, a walk and four strikeouts. Anderson was cruising until the fifth inning, when he gave up all three of his runs. The big blow was a Justin Bour two-run home run[...]

Chase Anderson's struggles continue. The right-hander gave up seven runs (six earned) on six hits and two walks in just five innings. In his last 18.1 innings, Anderson has given up 34 hits, 10 walks and 24 runs (21 earned). These anemic performances surely can't continue if he hopes to get any more[...]