Wolf stymies Cardinals : Milwaukee SP Randy Wolf pitched a solid game against St. Louis in Game 4 of the NLCS on Thursday night. He gave up two earned runs on six hits over his seven innings of work. Wolf struck out six and issued just one walk in the Brewers 4-2 win. Both runs he gave up were solo homers -- one to Matt Holliday and the other to Allen Craig. (Updated 10/13/2011)
Injury Report
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Fantasy Analysis
Even though Wolf pitched well on Thursday, that doesn't mean his stock has gone up that much in Fantasy leagues. The 35-year-old finished the regular season going 13-10 with a 3.69 ERA. He also posted a 134-to-66 strikeout-to-walk ratio over his 212 1/3 innings of work. Fantasy owners should view him as a low-end SP option in deeper leagues heading into the 2012 season. (Updated 10/13/2011).
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With the additions of starters Zack Greinke and Shaun Marcum in the offseason, Randy Wolf had more protection in the rotation last season and was able to improve in his second year in Milwaukee. He remained consistent throughout the season as he posted a 3.65 ERA in the first half and a 3.73 mark in his 14 starts after the All-Star break. The left-hander matched the 13 wins he posted in 2010 but was able to decrease his ERA significantly. He also threw 200-plus innings for the third straight year and walked just 66 batters. The 35-year-old does not have a ton of pressure on him, and thanks to a potent Brewers offense, he should be able to reach double-digit wins for the fifth straight season in 2012. Since he does not stand out in any one category, target Wolf in deeper mixed leagues on Draft Day. (Updated 1/25/12)
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