Taylor Jungmann

Taylor Jungmann struggled against the Reds on Saturday evening at Miller Park. He allowed two runs on three hits and four walks over four innings while striking out three batters.

Fantasy Impact

The Brewers want to see what they have in Jungmann going forward, so he'll get one more start when the team travels to Colorado for their season finale. He has some work to do this offseason if he wants to win a rotation spot in 2017.

Taylor Jungmann labored through three and two-thirds innings in a loss to the Cubs in Chicago on Sunday afternoon. He allowed six hits, five earned runs and three walks. He struck out two batters.

Fantasy Impact

Jungmann has rolled off four straight losses after starting the season with a solid outing against the Giants. In that stretch he has a 12/11 K/BB rate. He'll need to cut the walks if he wants to pitch deeper into his starts. He's only gone six innings once so far this season. Jungmann will look to rebound against the Angels in an interleague matchup on Tuesday at Miller Park.

Taylor Jungmann struggled with his command on Thursday, allowing four hits, three earned runs and six walks over four innings in a loss to the Twins. He struck out two batters. It was his third loss of the season.

Fantasy Impact

The six walks were a season high. He hadn't walked any more than two batters in his three previous starts. The Brewers have no reason to demote Jungmann from his role as a starter, and he'll continue to see consistent work as long as he's healthy. He'll look to bounce back against the Cubs in Chicago on Wednesday night.

Taylor Jungmann didn't factor into the decision on Wednesday against the Giants. He tossed five innings of three hit, two run (one earned) ball while walking two batters and striking out one.

Fantasy Impact

Jungmann threw 80 pitches, 48 of them for strikes. It was a solid start against at formidable offense for the second year starter. He may not be the best asset for wins and strikeouts, but he can certainly help your ratios. He'll get the Cardinals in St. Louis in his next start on Monday afternoon.

Taylor Jungmann tossed four innings of shutout ball against the Texas Rangers in Cactus League play on Thursday night. He allowed one hit, one walk and struck out three batters.

Fantasy Impact

Jungmann is now 1-1 with a 1.08 ERA, an 0.84 WHIP and eight strikeouts in eight and one-thirds innings in Spring Training this year. By no means should that predict the results of the upcoming season, but it is a very good sign for his fantasy stock. He is currently worth a look in deep 15-team leagues and NL-only formats.