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Promoted from Triple-A Reno to start Wednesday, Corbin combined with three relievers to throw a two-hit shutout against the Dodgers. The left-hander lasted six innings, striking out five and walking two.
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Karstens goes after his fifth straight win -- across seven starts -- hoping this start vs. Arizona is healthier than the first: He left an April 17 start in Phoenix with shoulder inflammation that would keep him out for more than two months.
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Minor led all National League pitchers in opponents' batting average (.172) and opponents' on-base percentage in July. He opened August by tossing 3 2/3 scoreless innings in a rain-shortened start against the Marlins.
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Hamels will be looking to get back on a roll. The Phillies have won just one of his past seven starts. He's 1-3 with a 3.51 ERA in those games. In his past two starts, he's 0-2, but the team has also scored one run or fewer twice during that span.
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Deduno was impressive vs. the Red Sox Thursday, as he gave up just two hits over six scoreless innings to pick up his third victory in just his fifth career start. He's been a pleasant surprise, with a 2.48 ERA despite issuing 20 walks in 29 frames.
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Kluber gave up six runs to the Royals in the first inning of his first Major League start on Thursday. From there, though, the righty settled in and gave the Indians 4 1/3 innings. He went 11-7 with a 3.59 ERA at Triple-A before his callup.
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Hughes labored through six innings his last time out, claiming he had none of his pitches, yet limited the Orioles to one run over six innings of work. He threw the second complete game of his career earlier this season in Detroit, allowing one run.
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The sinkerballer allowed four runs on eight hits in 5 2/3 innings vs. Boston in his last start and picked up his eighth victory. He'll now face the Yankees at Comerica Park, where he held them to one run in six innings on June 2.
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Despite giving up a pair of long balls, Beavan was highly efficient on Wednesday en route to his fourth straight win since being recalled from Triple-A Tacoma.
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The 24-year-old Britton is coming off his worst outing this season, lasting just 2 2/3 innings and giving up seven runs to the Yankees on Wednesday. Britton walked three and struck out three.
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A strict pitch count stood in the way of LeBlanc collecting a victory in his last outing. He ended up throwing 71 pitches, giving up one run in 4 1/3 innings in Atlanta. His pitch count should be about 85 in New York.
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Niese has been an enigma at times, alternating poor starts (eight runs in Phoenix on July 27) with great ones (seven innings, one run last time out in San Francisco). He has been sharp against the Fish both times he's faced them, posting a 1.38 ERA.
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Dempster gave up a season-high eight runs on nine hits over 4 2/3 innings in his Rangers debut Thursday. He is 2-1 with a save and a 5.11 ERA in five career outings against the Red Sox, striking out 15 and walking 11 in 24 2/3 innings.
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Lester looked good in his last outing when he held the Tigers to three runs in eight innings with seven K's. The left-hander took the loss, but it was his best performance in nearly a month. He allowed seven runs in two innings vs. Texas on April 17.
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Happ will finally make his starting debut for the Blue Jays after appearing four times out of the bullpen since coming over from the Astros on July 20. The left-hander wanted to start, but stayed patient while waiting for the opportunity.
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Shields tossed his 17th career complete game last Tuesday at Oakland with a three-hit shutout, in which no runners reached second base. Shields mixed his pitches well, but mostly stayed aggressive with his fastball, which set up his other pitches.
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Detwiler is coming off a dominant start Thursday, when he pitched seven shutout innings, gave up only three hits and retired 14 straight before he left. He has posted a 2.55 ERA in seven starts since June 24, and the Nats are 5-2 in those games.
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Lyles has been hampered by the long ball recently. He has given up at least one home run in seven straight starts, six of which have been losses for the Astros. During that streak, Lyles has given up 36 runs in 40 innings.
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Cueto was worn down from the heat, but worked into the eighth inning for his 9-4 victory over San Diego on Thursday. He spent a long time idle as the Reds batted 12 in a six-run second. Cueto gave up three runs in the third inning.
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Fiers is 4-2 with a 1.02 ERA in his last eight starts, but the Reds will be a test as the first team he faces for the second time. The deceptive Fiers held Cincy to two runs, one earned, in six innings of a loss on July 22.
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Chen was spotted a six-run lead after the first inning in his last outing, but he still struggled against the Indians, allowing four runs on seven hits. He exited after throwing 55 pitches in 2 2/3 innings, getting a no-decision.
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Peavy originally was scheduled to start Monday on regular rest. But after throwing eight innings Wednesday against the Twins, the White Sox flip-flopped the right-hander and Sale, and Peavy will be working with an extra day.
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Zito struggled with his command in his last outing, with the Mets tagging him for seven runs in 4 1/3 innings. He gave up four runs in the first inning, and has allowed 18 earned runs in 21 first innings this season (7.71 ERA).
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Take away one shaky July 27 start and Lynn has allowed three runs in his other four starts (25 innings) since the All-Star break. Earlier concerns about Lynn dealing with fatigue have dwindled, as his velocity and durability have not taken hits.
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Wilson hasn't picked up a win since June 26 in Baltimore, a span of seven starts. His pitch counts have climbed, as well -- which is why the Angels want him to be more aggressive with hitters earlier in counts in order to work deeper in games
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By tossing eight shutout innings against the Blue Jays on Thursday, Colon extended his scoreless streak to 16 1/3 innings dating to July 22. The righty scattered seven hits vs. Toronto, fanning three and walking one along the way.
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This will be Raley's MLB debut. A sixth-round pick in 2009, he was the Cubs' Pitcher of the Month for July after posting a 2.12 ERA (seven earned runs over 29 2/3 innings). He walked 12 and struck out 28, holding opponents to a .254 average.
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Ohlendorf struggled in his last outing, yielding six runs in just 1 2/3 innings against the Reds. Prior to that, he had made three straight quality starts, but has a 6.07 ERA in six starts this year. Ohlendorf turns 30 Wednesday.
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White was strong in his first start since his recall from Triple-A. He shut out the Cards for five innings, while recording 12 ground balls, thanks to a new changeup and reclaimed control and consistency. White yielded two runs in the sixth.
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After containing the Cardinals in St. Louis, Harang was roughed up at home by the D-backs, with Paul Goldschmidt and Chris Johnson slugging home runs. He's lost three of his last five decisions.
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