Zack Wheeler's control issues made him so inconsistent in the early going that his ownership rate actually dropped to 74 percent at one point. But those who held on to him, convinced his talent would win out in the end, are being rewarded now.
That is, provided they take advantage.
Wheeler's start percentage remains surprisingly low for the turnaround he's had over his last four starts. If you need it spelled out for you, he has 28 strikeouts to five walks in 25 2/3 innings during that stretch, which plainly suggests the talent is, in fact, winning out.
Granted, he's 1-2 during that stretch -- and the first of those starts wasn't so great in terms of earned runs -- but he's certainly doing his part by missing bats, keeping runners off base and keeping the ball in the park.
As long as he continues to do that, his other numbers should improve enough to make him a must-start option in Fantasy.