It's been some time since the Atlanta Braves starter has been seen in the big league uniform, and he had a rough finish in his return

Ian Anderson appeared poised to be a cornerstone of the Atlanta Braves starting rotation. He pitched extremely well in a brief stint with the team in 2020 and then excelled during his official rookie season of 2021.

Anderson rose to stardom in 2021 and pitched lights out in the World Series. But ever since that moment, he has struggled with injuries.

Anderson was a top draft pick for a reason but he does have some questions to answer before fans will believe in him again. He doesn't miss a lot of bats and with a dip in velocity last season, it won't be any easier for him to do so. In 2022, he struggled with walks and allowing hard contact.

The Atlanta Braves starting pitcher was once the future of the rotation, and he looks to prove that's still the case

Debuting for the Braves out of necessity in 2020, Anderson quickly established himself as one of the top young arms in the game. He posted a 1.95 ERA and averaged 11.4 K/9 in six