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Gallardo has not won in six starts since his last victory on June 19. He allowed just four hits over 7 2/3 scoreless innings against the Mets. Gallardo struck out eight and did not walk a batter.
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Price is 6-0 in his last six starts, the latest win coming after the Rays rallied for four runs in the seventh inning to beat the Red Sox on Friday. Price, who has said he is pitching the best baseball of his career, went eight innings.
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This is not the season Kendrick hoped for entering free agency in the offseason. He has struggled in the first inning and lately he has been unable to get out of the sixth inning, not finishing the sixth in four consecutive starts.
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Since a two-inning, six-run debacle against Oakland on June 25, Wheeler has been great, allowing one earned run in each of his last five starts. He got a no-decision in Milwaukee on Friday, allowing three hits over 6 2/3.
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Miley was on an impressive four-game roll before struggling last time out against the Phillies. He lacked a feel for his pitches and allowed six runs while lasting just five innings.
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After going 12-3 in the season's first half and earning his first All-Star nod, Simon is 0-2 since the break with a 4.82 ERA (five earned runs in 9 1/3 innings). In five appearances (one start) against Arizona, he is 2-0 with a 1.88 ERA.
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It's safe to say that Roark has emerged as arguably Washington's best starter. He allowed one run on three hits over seven innings, striking out six, for a win in Cincinnati on Friday.
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In his last outing, Hand threw a career-high 7 1/3 innings, scattering three hits while not allowing a run at Houston. Hand has struggled with Washington this year, however, giving up eight runs in 6 1/3 innings.
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Hammel suffered his third loss in as many starts for the A' s on Friday after allowing the Rangers three earned runs (four total) on seven hits and two walks with three strikeouts in 5 2/3 innings. He has a 7.12 ERA with Oakland.
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The lefty got back on track Friday against the Marlins, allowing just two unearned runs in seven innings, though he took the loss. He was 1-3 with a 6.07 ERA in five starts prior to Friday, a span that included a complete game.
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Morton's mistakes in his last go were a hanging curveball and a sinker that never sunk. Ernesto Frieri didn't do him any favors when he took over, but Morton looked like the same pitcher who had a 2.73 ERA over his last five starts.
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Lincecum's 27-inning home scoreless streak was snapped in the first inning of his last start, an 8-1 loss to the Dodgers. He's still 6-3 with a 3.09 ERA at AT&T Park, compared to 3-4, 5.44 on the road.
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Richards wasn't his dominant self Thursday, surrendering four runs on seven hits to Detroit over six innings. He hadn't given up that many runs or hits since May. The Angels have lost back-to-back games Richards started for the first time this year.
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Gausman bounced back from a poor outing in Anaheim to hang with Seattle's ace Felix Hernandez. The 23-year-old Gausman went 6 2/3 innings and allowed one run.
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The Mariners ace has tied Tom Seaver's MLB record of 13 straight starts with seven or more innings while allowing two or fewer runs. He's 7-1 with a 1.36 ERA in those games, with three no-decisions in his last four starts.
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Kluber's first-class season continued on Thursday, when he opened with 6 1/3 perfect innings. He finished with 10 strikeouts, two hits and no walks over nine frames. He has pitched into the ninth inning in three of his last four starts.
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Noesi went 7 2/3 innings against the Twins on Thursday, his longest outing with the White Sox. With strong command of all his pitches, he took a one-hitter into the eighth inning and won his second straight start.
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An adjustment Scherzer made to his changeup before his last start proved beneficial against the Angels, who struck out 11 times over his seven innings. He threw a three-hit shutout against the White Sox on June 12.
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Buehrle is coming off arguably his worst start of the season. He allowed six runs over three innings in a loss to the Yankees. The veteran lefty hasn't won since June 1, and since that time has posted a 4.95 ERA.
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Jon Lester was originally slated to start, but Workman was called up from Triple-A Pawtucket to pitch the series finale.
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Anderson held the Pirates to two hits and no runs in 6 1/3 innings of his last start, before leaving with a left index finger blister. Anderson, on a three-game roll since returning from a broken finger, expects to make the start.
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Wood needed 66 pitches to get through the first two innings of his last start against the Cards, yet was able to stay in the game through five. Plus, he hit a solo home run, his third of the season. He did not get a win, but kept the game close.
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Kuroda shook off a troublesome beginning to his last start and battled to give the Yankees 5 2/3 innings of four-run ball against the Blue Jays. He earned his seventh win of the year thanks to some support from his offense.
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Lewis is winless in four career starts against the Yankees and takes the mound Wednesday after his third loss to them Thursday. Lewis pitched 6 1/3 innings with four hits, three earned runs and two strikeouts. He has a 6.14 ERA vs. the Yankees.
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Hughes saw his previous start on Thursday end after just three-plus innings after being hit on his right shin by a comebacker. But Hughes was diagnosed with only a contusion and will not miss a start.
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Duffy allowed zero runs against the Indians in the Royals' 2-1 win, but his offense provided zero runs during his seven innings, marking the sixth time in seven games KC scored one run or fewer for him.
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Wood surrendered a career-high 12 hits on Friday, 11 of which were singles. However, the left-hander has demonstrated strong command since the All-Star break, walking only one batter in 11 innings.
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Greinke continues to pitch like the best No. 2 starter in the game after a clutch seven scoreless innings against San Francisco.
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Kelly has made two starts since returning from the DL. One was excellent; the other two were far from it. He believes he has fixed some issues that could have led him to tip his pitches, but he is still searching for consistent sinker command.
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After taking a two-week break to give his workload a break, the rookie looked as sharp as ever the last time out against the Braves, allowing one run in six innings. Hahn became the first Padres pitcher to win his first four road starts.
