Miles Mikolas

Miles Mikolas earned the win on Sunday against the Braves, allowing two runs on seven hits over six innings.

Fantasy Impact

Mikolas added three strikeouts and one walk on the afternoon. He still carries a struggling 5.02 ERA on the season but has shown flashes of solid play in individual starts.

Miles Mikolas was hit hard, allowing six earned runs on eight hits while striking out two over 5.1 innings in Sunday's 8-3 loss to the Cubs.

Fantasy Impact

This outing inflates his ERA to 5.13 and continues a concerning trend of limited strikeout ability with a season K/9 of just 6.2. Mikolas's control remained intact with no walks issued, aligning with his strong 4.28 strikeout-to-walk ratio for the year. However, his susceptibility to the long ball and high hit rates this season could be alarming for fantasy managers relying on him for consistent starts. Given these factors, Mikolas might be trending towards a more cautious fantasy play, especially in leagues that heavily penalize for earned runs and hits.

Miles Mikolas delivered a stellar performance, allowing no earned runs on six hits while striking out three over 6.1 innings in Monday's 6-0 win over the Nationals.

Fantasy Impact

This outing was a breath of fresh air for fantasy managers given Mikolas's rocky 4.88 ERA. His season-long stats, including a 1.21 WHIP and a modest 6.3 K/9, suggest that while he isn't the flashiest option for strikeouts, his control remains a strong point, evidenced by not issuing a single walk in this outing. The improvement in his ERA and maintaining a solid WHIP should keep him as a viable starting option in most fantasy formats, especially in deeper leagues or as a streaming option against favorable matchups.

Miles Mikolas delivered a decent outing, allowing two earned runs on five hits and zero walks while striking out four over six innings in Wednesday's 5-4 loss to the Pirates.

Fantasy Impact

Despite a solid performance that kept walks at bay and minimized damage, Mikolas's effort wasn't enough to secure a win for the Cardinals. His season-long ERA of 5.19 and WHIP of 1.22, coupled with a modest 6.4 K/9, continue to reflect a pitcher who can manage games but doesn't dominate, limiting his fantasy appeal. The lack of strikeouts and high ERA are particularly concerning for fantasy managers looking for more impactful contributions from their pitching staff.

Miles Mikolas had a day to forget, allowing nine earned runs on 12 hits and one walk while striking out only one over 4.1 innings in Thursday's 11-4 loss to the Reds.

Fantasy Impact

This performance significantly dents his seasonal metrics, pushing his ERA to an unsettling 5.32 and adding to his loss column. Given the sharp decline in his effectiveness, evidenced by a season marred by high earned runs and a low strikeout rate (6.5 K/9), fantasy managers should be wary. His inability to suppress hits, as highlighted by a .298 BABIP, combined with a ballooning ERA, suggests potential ongoing struggles. Mikolas's role as a reliable starter is in jeopardy, and fantasy managers might consider looking for more consistent options, especially in leagues where ERA and WHIP heavily influence scoring.