Chad Bettis has been the Rockies' best starting pitcher this season, though he turned in a real stinker his last time out. Heading into his July 7 start against the Angels, Bettis had a 3.67 ERA. The Angels then subjected Bettis to an unholy shellacking. He threw 2 1/3 innings and gave up ten runs on eight hits. Four of those eight hits were home runs. He struck out two and walked one, but when a pitcher gives up ten runs in just over two innings, that hardly matters. After the game, Bettis's ERA jumped all the way to 4.
How Chad Bettis responds to career worst outing will be telling
