Cleveland Indians SP Anthony Reyes allowed one run on seven hits over seven innings Saturday, Aug. 30, against the Seattle Mariners, according to The Associated Press. He walked one and struck out three, but ended up with a no-decision.

News: Cleveland SP Anthony Reyes earned a no decision on Saturday against the Mariners. Reyes pitched well over seven strong innings but the Indians couldn't score enough to give him a victory. Reyes allowed just one run on seven hits. He walked one and had three K's.

Analysis: Reyes continues to pitch well for the Tribe since coming over from the Cardinals. He's 2-1 in five starts with Cleveland and has never allowed more than two runs in a game. That makes him a nice starting option in deeper mixed leagues at this point for Cleveland. He faces the Kansas City Royals on the road on Friday so he should be a decent start in Fantasy Week 23 (Sept. 1-7)

Reyes has a 2.03 ERA and a 1.32 WHIP since joining the Indians starting rotation in early August. He has just a 4.05 K/9 rate, so it might not be long before the high number of balls he lets in play comes back to haunt him. Until then, consider him a solid spot starter, especially on Sept. 5 at Kauffman Stadium against a weak Royals lineup.

Anthony Reyes tossed seven innings of one-run ball Saturday, but was left with a no-decision as the Indians lost in extra innings. Reyes gave up a hit per inning, but struck out three and issued just one walk. The only run he gave up was a solo shot to Tug Hulett. He's now 2-1 with a 2.01 ERA in five starts since coming over from the Cardinals. Dave Duncan looks pretty silly right now for not being able to corral and mentor this guy.

Cleveland Indians SP Anthony Reyes (4-2, 3.23 ERA) will start Saturday, Aug. 30, against the Seattle Mariners, according to The Associated Press.

The Associated Press reports Cleveland Indians SP Anthony Reyes allowed a run on four hits, four walks and struck out four batters in seven innings in his no-decision Sunday, Aug. 24. He has a 2.22 ERA.

Anthony Reyes pitched seven innings of one-run ball Sunday in the Indians' 4-3 victory over the Rangers. Unfortunately, Reyes didn't get the win, as Juan Rincon and Rafael Betancourt combined to allow two runs to tie the game in the eighth. The Indians went back ahead on Franklin Gutierrez's RBI single in the top of the ninth. Reyes is 2-1 with a 2.22 ERA in four starts since joining the Indians. Picking him up from the Cards for a minor league reliever was a great move from GM Mark Shapiro.

Anthony Reyes had yet another great start for the Cleveland Indians, his fourth since the Cardinals basically gave him away to Cleveland. The right-hander went seven innings, allowing just one run on four hits in the Indians 4-3 win over Texas.Reyes has clearly become someone fantasy owners should be snatching up. Four starts in a row is solid enough evidence that he should be effective the rest of the year.

Reyes has been lights out in his four starts with the Indians, posting a 2.24 ERA with three quality starts. He's allowed just four earned runs on 12 hits in 11 innings at Cleveland's Progressive Field, so he is a very solid spot start option on Aug. 30 at home against a meager Mariners lineup.

News: Cleveland SP Anthony Reyes pitched quite effectively on Sunday night against the Rangers but his bullpen couldn't help him earn the victory. Instead, Reyes pitched seven strong innings for a no decision. Reyes allowed just one run on four hits. He did walk four batters and struck out four.

Analysis: Reyes, 2.22 ERA, is 2-1 in his last four starts since being traded from the Cardinals. Sunday's ballgame marked the longest he's gone in a game in that span. Despite not earning the win, Reyes proved he's a viable Fantasy pitcher down the stretch in deeper mixed leagues. You should consider starting him in Fantasy Week 22 (Aug. 25-31) as he meets the lowly Mariners on Saturday

Cleveland Indians SP Anthony Reyes (2-1, 2.60 ERA) will start Sunday, Aug. 24, against the Texas Rangers, according to The Associated Press.

The Associated Press reports Cleveland Indians SP Anthony Reyes allowed two runs on six hits over five innings Tuesday, Aug. 19, to win his second game as a member of the Indians.

News: Indians SP Anthony Reyes gave up two runs and six hits over five innings in his third start for Cleveland on Tuesday against the Royals. He issued three walks and three strikeouts in picking up his fourth victory. The right-hander was acquired July 26 in a trade with St. Louis. "I'm throwing strikes and happy with what I'm doing," Reyes said. "I got into a lot of bad habits the last couple of years, and I'm working on them. I still have stuff to work on."

Analysis: Reyes has a 2.60 ERA in three starts with Cleveland, so he looks like he's made a good bit of progress already. If he somehow remains unowned in your AL-only league, pick him up. Don't ignore him in mixed leagues, either. The Cardinals once regarded him as a top prospect. His next start is scheduled for Sunday at Texas

Reyes continues to impress with the Tribe, yielding two earned runs or less in each of his three outings while sporting a 2.60 ERA over that span. Talent has never been a question for this former top prospect, so give him a try when he heads to Arlington for a date with the Rangers next.

Anthony Reyes picked up his second win in three starts for the Indians, tossing five innings of two-run ball in an eventual 9-4 victory over the Royals Tuesday. Reyes has posted a 2.60 ERA in three starts since joining Cleveland's rotation. He looks like a pretty decent option at this point.

Anthony Reyes continues to like life in AL. He improved to 2-1 with a decent effort against the Royals on Tuesday. Reyes allowed six hits and two runs over 5.0 innings.Reyes is only three starts into his AL career, so we're not getting too excited. He's worth using in AL-only leagues and maybe in large mixed leagues if the matchup looks promising.

MLB.com reports Cleveland Indians SP Anthony Reyes (3-2, 3.67 ERA) will start Tuesday, Aug. 19, against the Kansas City Royals.

Royals.MLB.com's Dick Kaegel reports Kansas City Royals SS Mike Aviles is 5-for-6 (.833) in his career against Cleveland Indians SP Anthony Reyes.

Reyes, who won his debut start with the Tribe by dealing 6 1/3 innings of one-run ball, is certainly one to watch in AL-only leagues and has the Minor League resume to suggest a late breakout. He now owns a 2.19 ERA with Cleveland and will look to keep dealing when he heads to Progressive Field for a date with the light-hitting Royals next.

The Associated Press reports Cleveland Indians SP Anthony Reyes gave up two runs and six hits in six innings Wednesday, Aug. 13, in just his second American League start.

Anthony Reyes allowed just two runs in six innings, but still took the loss against the Orioles on Wednesday. Reyes allowed just six hits, but he walked two without striking out a single batter. Still, it was his second quality start in two outings for the Indians. Mixed leaguers should consider using him against Kansas City this weekend.

Cleveland couldn't get the offense going this evening, falling 6-1 to the Orioles to waste a strong outing from RHP Anthony Reyes. Reyes pitched six innings, allowing two runs (both earned) on six hits with two walks and no strikeouts.Reyes falls to 3-2 with the loss, touting an ERA of 3.67. In his two starts since returning to the Indians, Reyes has gone six innings and allowed just three combined earned runs. He appears to be on track to contribute, but the Indians need to find offense to support his cause.

MLB.com reports Cleveland Indians SP Anthony Reyes (3-1, 3.86 ERA) will start Wednesday, Aug. 13, against the Baltimore Orioles.

News: Indians SP Anthony Reyes, traded from the Cardinals last month, made his first start with his new team Friday at Toronto. He allowed one run on seven hits and one walk in 6 1/3 innings, striking out four. He won the game, upping his record to 3-1.

Analysis: The 26-year-old Reyes went 2-0 with a 2.77 ERA in two starts at Triple-A Buffalo before being called up when right-hander Matt Ginter was placed on the 15-day disabled list because of a sore forearm. He struggled in a bullpen role with the Cardinals earlier this year, going 2-1 with a 4.91 ERA and one save in 10 appearances. He always had upside, and the Indians will give him a chance to make the most of it. Take a flier on him in AL-only leagues

Quite a way to make an entrance. Reyes, who made 10 relief appearances with St. Louis this season before being dealt to Cleveland in a minor league trade, was 2-0 with a 2.77 ERA in a pair of starts for Triple-A Buffalo. That said, the third-year right-hander struggled in a starting role last season, going 2-14 with a 6.04 ERA. He'll look to maintain his momentum when he next takes the mound, Aug. 13 at home against the Orioles.

The Associated Press reports Cleveland Indians SP Anthony Reyes allowed one run on seven hits in 6 1/3 innings Friday, Aug. 8, to pick up his first win as a member of the Indians. He struck out four batters and walked one batter in the game.

Anthony Reyes made the most of his first appearance with the Indians as he limited the Jays to a lone run over 6.1 innings in his first victory of the season.Reyes looked nothing like the pitcher we saw in St. Louis the past couple of years as he was efficient allowing one walk and needing just 88 pitches on the night. He obviously earned himself another start with this outing.

Anthony Reyes allowed just one run over six-plus innings in his debut with the Indians on Friday night. Reyes fanned four and issued only one walk. He gave up seven hits, but was really quite impressive. 62 of his 88 pitches went for strikes. The change of scenery and, more importantly, coaching staff, could do the trick in revitalizing Reyes' career. But let's not get ahead of ourselves. He was solid tonight and will face the Orioles next week.

News: The Indians recalled right-hander Anthony Reyes from Triple-A Buffalo to start against the Blue Jays, and purchased the contract of righty Brendan Donnelly from Triple-A.

Analysis: Reyes was acquired from St. Louis in a July 26 trade that sent right-hander Luis Perdomo to the Cardinals. Reyes was 2-0 with a 2.77 ERA in two starts at Triple-A before being called up. Reyes has immense potential and is a great flier to take in all deeper leagues, especially AL-only and long-term keeper formats

MLB.com reports Cleveland Indians SP Anthony Reyes (2-1, 4.91 ERA) will start Friday, Aug. 8, against the Toronto Blue Jays.

Indians recalled RHP Anthony Reyes from Triple-A Buffalo. The Cardinals soured on Reyes after he went 10-24 with a 5.38 ERA in 220 2/3 innings, but he remains a potential mid-rotation starter long term and the Indians picked him up at a discount a week before the trading deadline. He'll join the rotation with a start Friday against the Blue Jays and has a chance to stick as a starter down the stretch, making him a worthwhile pickup in deeper AL-only leagues.

The Associated Press reports the Cleveland Indians recalled SP Anthony Reyes from Triple-A Buffalo.

The Sports Network reports the Cleveland Indians will recall SP Anthony Reyes from Triple-A Buffalo so he can start Friday, Aug. 8.

The Indians said they'd place Matt Ginter on the DL and call up Anthony Reyes to start Friday against the Blue Jays. Ginter has a strained forearm. Reyes could prove to be a permanent rotation addition if he gets off to a nice start. AL-only leaguers will want to keep an eye on him.Related: Matt Ginter

News: The Indians optioned RHP Tom Mastny to Triple-A Buffalo and placed RHP Matt Ginter on the 15-day DL with a right forearm strain. Anthony Reyes is expected to replace Ginter in the Indians' rotation.

Analysis: Reyes has immense potential and is a great flier to take in all deeper leagues, especially AL-only and long-term keeper formats. The Cardinals made a big mistake giving up on this talent and he could prove to be a winner for your Fantasy team down the stretch

The Indians will recall Anthony Reyes from Triple-A Buffalo to start Friday against the Blue Jays, according to SportsTicker. Matt Ginter will be placed on the DL to make room on the roster.Friday is supposed to be Paul Byrd's turn in the rotation. Perhaps the Tribe is working on a post-deadline deal involving Byrd, or maybe they'll just push him back a day. Reyes is worth a shot in AL-only leagues.

Manager Eric Wedge said Monday that Anthony Reyes will likely join the Indians' pitching staff this month. Acquired from the Cardinals two weeks ago, Reyes is 2-0 at Triple-A since joining the Indians. "We received real good reviews on his start Sunday," Wedge said. "He's in our plans. I think we'll have him up here sooner rather than later." Reyes fell out of favor in St. Louis and reportedly didn't get along with pitching coach Dave Duncan, but he remains a potential mid-rotation starter long term and is still just 26 years old.Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer

Anthony Castrovince, of Indians.MLB.com, reports Cleveland Indians manager Eric Wedge said he expects SP Anthony Reyes to be recalled from Triple-A Buffalo before the rosters expand in September.

Anthony Reyes will likely join the Indians starting rotation at some point this season, and it could be fairly soon, according to Indians.com. He threw well in his last outing, throwing eight innings and giving up one run. "His fastball was consistently at 92-94 [mph]. The thing he's done in both outings is maintain his fastball velocity throughout," Indians pitching coach Carl Willis said.Reyes has a great deal of talent, and he was never quite as bad as his record last season in St. Louis would indicate, as he got little run support. Reyes has won a World Series game, and it is entirely possible he could turn his career around in Cleveland. Think about picking him up, at least in AL-only leagues, when he gets recalled.