Stephenson (4-4) walked five batters over six innings Tuesday, but he was able to hold the Brewers to a single run on four hits and pick up the win. He struck out seven.

EDGE Analysis

Control has certainly not been Stephenson's calling card, but his raw stuff has been helping him get by lately. He's collected four consecutive wins, allowing just six runs over 22.2 innings (2.38 ERA) in that span despite issuing 15 walks; it doesn't hurt that he's also struck out 28 in that time. Despite this fine run, Stephenson remains more of a promising future asset than a near-term play, but he'll make his next start Sunday against a Mets team that he only just beat to close out August.