Coming off a mid-season struggle heading into the All-Star break, Roark had a great first game afterwards, picking up the win as he pitched eight innings against the Brewers, giving up only three hits and no runs.
Roark is now 4-12 on the season in 20 starts, with a 4.55 ERA, but he’s starting to look like himself.
Our Stephen Cohn, who worked with MLB.com this summer in Milwaukee, got to write about Roark’s start as one of his last games he covered this summer.
Tyler Jay, P, Chattanooga Lookouts (MIN - AA)
In Jay’s last four relief appearances, he has gone 1-1, with one save in three opportunities.