Anderson submitted a sterling outing Monday against the Braves, scattering seven hits and two walks over seven frames. He struck out three batters and didn't factor into the decision in the Dodgers' 6-3 win. After striking out 15 batters over his previous two turns, Anderson didn't generate a ton of misses Monday, but excelled in keeping the ball low in the zone. In so doing, he induced 13 groundballs, bumping up his rate to a superb 66.7 percent for the season. Anderson isn't a fantasy stud because of his typically modest strikeout rate and checkered history on the health front, but he's been a perfectly capable No. 3 starter this season for the Dodgers, who have sorely needed him with Hyun-Jin Ryu (shoulder) and Brandon McCarthy (elbow) out for the rest of 2015.