Brandon

Beachy

Beachy is attempting a comeback after recuperating from two Tommy John elbow surgeries. He last pitched in the major leagues in 2015. Last year he played in the independent Atlantic League. He has a career 14-12 record with a 3.36 ERA in 48 starts from 2010-2015.

He struck out 10 in his third double-digit strikeout effort of the season. Now the owner of a 3.43 ERA, 1.16 WHIP and 152/37 K/BB ratio through 131 1/3 innings, Beachy will get the Mets at home this weekend. He’s sewn up a spot in the Braves’ 2012 rotation.

Beachy gave up five hits and four walks while striking out nine. He also threw two wild pitches. While he has piled up the strikeouts lately, he has allowed four runs in three straight starts and hasn’t completed seven innings since July 29. He’ll head into the postseason with a 3.68 ERA and 169/46 K/BB ratio in 141 2/3 innings over 25 starts.

Beachy managed to minimize the damage today, but seven walks in five innings to date is far too many. It’d be nice to see some progress from the 25-year-old next time out.

He struck out six, walked one and served up a solo home run to Matt Kemp (no shame in that) in taking a no-decision. The quality start was Beachy’s third straight, while he’s now gone at least 6 1/3 innings in each of his past three outings. He’ll bring a 1.05 ERA, 0.97 WHIP and 20/7 K/BB ratio into his Monday tilt with the Pirates.

Beachy struck out six batters and yielded only two hits while tossing 57 of his 99 pitches for strikes. The 25-year-old right-hander is now 4-1 with a stellar 1.60 ERA, 0.96 WHIP and 33/14 K/BB ratio through 45 innings this season. He’s a must-start in all fantasy leagues next week against the Marlins.

Beachy will begin the year as the Braves’ No. 4 starter. He hasn’t been at his best this spring, as the 5.54 ERA demonstrates, but did end up with a 16/2 K/BB ratio in his last four outings after walking seven batters in his first two.

Obviously not the debut fantasy owners had in mind given the tasty matchup. Beachy allowed four hits and three walks while striking out three. He’ll try to bounce back this weekend against the Brewers.

Excellent. Beachy struck out five and walked just one in the easy victory. He has allowed just one earned run over 19 1/3 innings this season, good enough for a major-league best 0.47 ERA. He appears poised to build on his impressive performance from last season.

He stuck out five and walked three. The way Coors Field has been playing this season, it might as well have been a shutout. Beachy has now been quality in five consecutive starts, and has a 1.62 ERA and 0.95 WHIP to show for it. He’ll face a big test next weekend, however, where he’ll take on the hot-hitting Cardinals in St. Louis.