How quickly the Cincinnati Reds starting pitching went south

The Cincinnati Reds' starting pitching has collapsed dramatically from last season, when they ranked second in baseball with 15.6 fWAR, to this year's 22nd-place finish with just 8.0 fWAR combined. Brady Singer and Andrew Abbott have been particularly problematic, ranking among the worst starters in baseball with FIPs of 5.40 and 4.90 respectively among pitchers with 150 innings pitched. With Chase Burns' innings limited and the rotation struggling down the stretch, the Reds face an offseason of significant repairs to their pitching staff.
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