Brewers starting pitcher Chase Anderson has had a tumultuous season thus far. After a stellar 2017 campaign in which Anderson held a 2.74 ERA, it was looking more and more that this was an outlier than a sign of things to come. His 4.33 xFIP that season might have indicated that luck had a lot more to do with his success than anything. Since the beginning of May, Anderson's given up four or more earned runs in four starts. However, over his past four starts, Anderson has been stellar in three o[...]