Keller pitched well over the first three innings, but things fell apart in his next two frames. He allowed two runs in the fourth including a solo blast from Gavin Sheets, and three more scored in the fifth in his final frame. The 29-year-old walked one and struck out three in a nondescript — but ultimately ineffective — outing against a tough lineup. Keller will try and rebound and lower his 4.38 ERA against the Cardinals next week.

The right-hander struck out three and walked two but allowed a two-run homer to Steven Kwan in the third inning, which was the difference in the game before the offense clawed back in the ninth. While Keller didn’t give up many hits, he gave up a decent amount of hard contact with a 92.2 mph average exit velocity. He also only posted an 18 percent whiff rate on the day in what could have been a much worse line had he not pitched his way out of trouble in the fifth inning. Keller will now take a 4.18 ERA into a must-avoid start against the Dodgers next week.

Keller finally gave up his first homer of the year, a solo shot to James Wood in the first. In spite of his good fortunate in avoiding the home run ball, he’s 1-2 with a 4.30 ERA through four turns, and there isn’t much reason to think things will get better. He’ll face the Guardians next.