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Sale has lost three straight starts, despite giving up five earned runs over his last 21 1/3 innings, with four on one swing of Josh Donaldson's bat. Sale fanned 14 in Friday's loss, one off his career-high, and threw a career-high 124 pitches.
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Correia was solid against the Phillies on Thursday but struggled with his pitch count, as he needed 112 pitches to get through five innings. But the right-hander limited the damage, giving up just one run on eight hits with six strikeouts.
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The southpaw seemed less than thrilled to be pulled after 76 pitches but pitched better than his final numbers over six-plus innings against the Astros. Danks allowed five hits, including two home runs, while striking out five and walking one.
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It went from a strong outing to a rough one in a hurry for Diamond against the Tigers on Friday. He cruised through five, but it unraveled in the sixth, when he was charged with four runs on five hits and two walks over 5 2/3 innings.
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One bad inning did in Santiago against the Astros Sunday, as the left-hander was touched up for all three of the runs he allowed in the second inning of a 5-4 loss. Santiago threw 112 pitches and struck out eight over 5 1/3 innings.
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Guthrie gave up three homers to the Rays last Saturday, pushing him into the Major League lead with 19 allowed. He went seven innings but wasn't real sharp, giving up eight hits and three walks with no strikeouts.
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It was an early exit for the southpaw, as he worked in heavy counts early in the game. Quintana hit 104 pitches at just 4 2/3 innings, throwing 59 for strikes. He allowed two runs, while striking out five, but has won once combined in May or June.
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Davis got his first victory in five starts on Sunday, beating Tampa Bay with a six-inning effort. Flying open and getting the ball in a 35-pitch first inning, Davis corrected himself and added five shutout innings.
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In the first inning Tuesday, Axelrod threw 35 pitches against the Twins, giving up four runs on five hits. He calmed down after making adjustments and went six innings, giving up five runs (four earned) on 10 hits and struck out five.
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Shields still hasn't won a game since April 30 and that was nine starts ago. Even so, he possesses one of the best ERAs in the AL and the Royals have won his last four starts. On Monday, he gave up just one run in six innings vs. the Indians.
