Not cooked. I think so many people have such short memories about Hendricks and overreact often when he has a few bad starts. Even when Hendricks was good he went through seasons where he was bad in 3-5 starts in a row and then starting pitching well again. You can look back at most years, maybe except 16’ and see the pattern. He pitches with such a small line between effective and hittable that when he is off even a little he gets hit. But fortunately more often than not during his career he has been in the right side of that line. Add that to the fact he faced 2 of the best line ups in baseball, had awful defense behind him early yesterday and also had an umpire that did not call the low strikes (and he missed several where the ball was fully in the box-for both teams) and you get the start you got from Hendricks so far. Hendricks needs the strike at the knees. Once that wasn’t being called he has to come up a bit and that causes problems. And then the 3rd time through, Dodgers did hit him hard. But, again, that was the Dodgers.
I am not worried yet. He is not ever going to be a solid #2, like he was in his prime. But he should be a fine #4 starter.