MILWAUKEE — Tyler Anderson, the weakest link among Colorado’s starting pitchers through the first month of the season, is likely running out of opportunities to stay in the rotation.
The southpaw has a 11.34 ERA in four starts. He hasn’t lasted more than five innings in any of those starts and has given up at least five runs in each start. Perhaps most alarming? Anderson, who was on the injured list for more than two weeks in mid-April due to left knee inflammation, is on pace to give up 34 homers after leading the National League with 30 allowed last year.