Erik Bedard took the no-decision, allowing three runs over four innings in Wednesday's win over the Cardinals. Bedard certainly hasn't been an innings-eater for the Rays. Wednesday's outing was the fifth time he failed to go five innings in 11 starts. The lefty allowed eight hits, walked one, and struck out four in the effort. Still, he has a 3.83 WHIP despite a 1.46 WHIP and a 46/24 K/BB ratio in 56 innings. Bedard will face the Orioles at home in his next outing.

Erik Bedard spun six scoreless innings Friday in a 4-0 win over the Mariners to help the Rays snap their 10-game losing streak. Bedard had been knocked around for 11 runs (10 earned) over his last two starts, but he bounced back Friday with arguably his best outing of the season. The veteran southpaw gave up four hits (three singles) and one walk while notching a season-high eight strikeouts. With a 3.61 ERA across 10 starts and one relief appearances, Bedard has been a pleasant surprise for the Rays. He'll get the Cardinals next week.

Erik Bedard will have his next start moved up a day, as he will start against the Red Sox on Sunday. It's being done to give Alex Cobb, who will now pitch on Monday, an extra day of rest. Bedard was shelled earlier in the week in a losing effort against the Blue Jays. He remains a dicey proposition for fantasy purposes.

Erik Bedard was pummeled for eight runs and 13 hits in four-plus innings by the Blue Jays on Monday. Bedard had allowed a total of three earned runs (seven total) in his previous five starts, despite a pretty tough schedule (he faced the Red Sox, Yankees, Indians, Angels and A's in those games). He was in over his head with a 2.63 ERA for the season -- he's at 4.10 after this one -- but he is throwing better than we would have imagined after seeing him in spring training. He'll get Red Sox again next time out.

Erik Bedard picked up his second loss, allowing three runs (one earned) in 5 1/3 innings against the Athletics on Wednesday. Bedard only allowed one hit, a solo home run to Brandon Moss in the fourth inning. He walked three and struck out six. The Rays weren't able to generate much offense and the A's capitalized on some defensive miscues, giving Bedard a tough-luck loss. Though he hasn't gone past the sixth inning, Bedard has strung together five consecutive high-quality outings and will go for a sixth on the road against the Blue Jays in his next start.

Erik Bedard surrendered two unearned runs over 5 2/3 innings, allowing four hits, Thursday in a no-decision against the Angels. He struck out five and walked one. This was an impressive showing from a pitcher who wasn't 100-percent. Bedard, with Enny Romero having been on standby as recently as yesterday, took the mound with soreness in his left pec. The veteran has yielded just four earned runs total over his last four starts. He sports a spectacular 2.78 ERA and 1.33 WHIP over 32 2/3 innings. Bedard welcomes Oakland to Tampa Bay on Wednesday.

Erik Bedard is nursing some soreness in his left pec but will start on Thursday against the Angels as scheduled. Bedard went through a brief throwing session Monday and didn't have any issues, clearing him for the start. The Rays had Enny Romero on standby but have sent him back to Triple-A Durham.

Erik Bedard tossed six scoreless innings Saturday to help the Rays beat the Indians 7-1. Bedard was outstanding, yielding just one hit -- a Ryan Raburn double -- and three walks over his six shutout frames. He's been good now in three straight starts for Tampa Bay and is suddenly looking like an attractive streaming option in mixed fantasy leagues. The veteran southpaw will bring a 2-1 record and 3.38 ERA into his next start on the road in Anaheim.

Erik Bedard had a second consecutive good outing Sunday, holding the Yankees to one run on six hits over six innings in a win. Bedard turned in his best outing as a starter his last time out, keeping the Red Sox to one run over five innings in a no-decision. He followed that up by allowing just six hits and a walk while striking out three Sunday. The left-hander picked up his first win for his efforts, lowering his ERA to 4.35 in the process. He'll try to carry his success over to Saturday's start against the Indians.

Erik Bedard allowed one run on four hits over five innings as part of a no-decision against the Red Sox on Tuesday. Bedard was effective but inefficient, needing 104 pitches to get through his five innings. Along with the four hits, Bedard also walked three while striking out four. It was a marked improvement from his previous starts, but the 35-year-old is still too inconsistent to be relied upon in fantasy. His next start will come Sunday at the Yankees.