Tomlin (12-8) lasted only the minimum five innings for a win and struck out a mere two hitters, but gave up just one run on four hits without a walk against the White Sox on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

This was Tomlin's first start of September, as his only other appearance of the month was a one-inning relief appearance nine days prior. There's good reason for that: the brutal 34 runs he'd given up over a six-start span before getting temporarily bumped from the rotation. Before that slump, he was actually carrying an ERA in the mid-threes, so if Tomlin's turned things around, he could offer a bit of fantasy value down the stretch, although his contact- and homer-prone ways do him no favors.