Tanner Roark earned his first win in four 2017 starts against Atlanta last week, when he faced the Braves in the nation’s capital, going six innings on 108 pitches, and giving up four hits, a walk, and two earned runs in what ended up a 5-2 win.
That outing left Washington’s right-handed starter (8-3) in eleven second-half outings in which he’d put up a 3.18 ERA, 22 walks, 74 Ks, and a .