Josh Collmenter has been scratched from Friday's scheduled start due to forearm tightness. The Diamondbacks aren't alarmed and believe a few days of rest will do him some good. 2011 first-round pick Trevor Bauer is now expected to start in his place.

Josh Collmenter limited the Brewers to one run and two hits over seven innings to earn the win in Game 3 of the NLDS on Tuesday. The Diamondbacks will live to fight another day, as Collmenter had his third straight outstanding start against the Brewers this year (he pitched 14 scoreless innings against them in the regular season). Supported by five RBI from Paul Goldschmidt, including a grand slam, and two from Miguel Montero, the Diamondbacks cruised the 8-1 win tonight.

The Diamondbacks will pitch Josh Collmenter in Game 3 of the NLDS and Joe Saunders in a potential Game 4. We had Saunders pegged as the Game 3 starter, but it's not a big surprise they were flip-flopped given Saunders' minor hand injury and the fact that Collmenter was fantastic against the Brewers this season, tossing 14 scoreless innings. Collmenter posted a 3.38 ERA and 1.07 WHIP over 154 1/3 innings in a surprising rookie season.

Josh Collmenter out-dueled Tim Lincecum in his final regular season start Sunday, holding the Giants to two runs on just five hits and a walk over seven innings in a 5-2 win. He struck out four and gave up a pair of home runs, though, luckily for him, they were only solo shots. Collmenter has gone through ups and downs in the second half but has ultimately held his own even after the league finally adjusted to his unorthodox delivery. He finishes the year at an even 10-10 while boasting a 3.38 ERA and 1.07 WHIP. We anticipate a sophomore slump for the right-hander next season, but there's no doubting he had a terrific rookie year.

Josh Collmenter was tagged for six runs on seven hits and three walks over just four innings of work in Sunday's loss to the Padres. Nick Hundley smashed a two-run homer off of him, which was one of four extra-base hits Collmenter gave up. The unorthodox right-hander had been pitching well of late after a midseason swoon, but he obviously didn't have his "A" game in this one. He does have a good chance to rebound next weekend in a start at Petco Park.

Josh Collmenter held the Rockies to one run on five hits in 6 1/3 innings on Tuesday in a no-decision. The unorthodox right-hander was mostly terrible between mid-June and early-August, allowing at least five runs in five of nine outings, but he's allowed two runs or less in six consecutive starts to lower his ERA from 3.58 to 3.10. It's safe to use him in fantasy while he's hot.

Josh Collmenter held the Rockies to two runs on five hits in six innings on Wednesday, improving to 9-8 in a 4-2 Arizona victory at home. He struck out three and walked none. Collmenter's only real mistake of the night came in the third, where he served up a solo home run to Dexter Fowler. He'll take a 3.18 ERA and 1.05 WHIP into Monday's rematch with the Rockies. With the start coming at Coors Field, he isn't likely to fare as well as he did this evening.

Josh Collmenter allowed just one run on four hits in seven innings on Sunday, but got stuck with a loss in Arizona's 1-0 setback in Atlanta. Collmenter struck out four and walked three, but was doomed by a third inning solo homer off the bat of Alex Gonzalez. A little bit of tough luck for a player who hasn't experienced much of it this season. He'll take a 3.34 ERA and 1.05 WHIP into his Friday start against the Padres.

Josh Collmenter held the Astros to two runs on four hits in seven innings of work on Wednesday, moving to 7-7 in Arizona's 6-3 win at home. A much needed outing from Collmenter, who had allowed 11 runs on 15 hits in just six innings of work over his past two starts. He has a tough assignment lined up for his next time out, however, where he'll take on the Phillies in Philadelphia.

Josh Collmenter will start Wednesday against the Astros. Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson said improvement is needed with his fastball command next time out. Collmenter has been in a free fall recently. The unorthodox right-hander had a couple nice starts in July, but he's been mostly terrible since mid-June, allowing at least five runs in five of nine outings. Avoid him in fantasy until he proves he can turn things around; that is, unless you're in a deeper NL-only league and want to take the chance on a great matchup against the punch less Astros on Wednesday.