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Braves
@
Nationals
(64-45)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Nationals Park
(57-51)
RHP
10-2, 2.37 ERA, 94 SO
Soroka was cruising against the Phillies on Friday before his night ended early thanks to a 37-pitch fifth inning in which he recorded only two outs. Still, he allowed just one run over 4 2/3 innings and is 6-0 with a 1.19 ERA on the road.
RHP
6-6, 3.80 ERA, 93 SO
This will be Sanchez’s fourth start this season against the Braves, after spending last season with Atlanta, and he is 2-0 with a 3.71 ERA in his first three outings against them. He has won six straight decisions since May 29.
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Pirates
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Reds
(47-61)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Great American Ball Park
(50-56)
RHP
2-2, 3.65 ERA, 18 SO
Agrazal had his first MLB growing pains against the Mets last Friday, allowing five runs in 5 1/3 innings and giving up three homers. That snapped a string of four straight quality starts, but the rookie can get back on the horse against the Reds.
RHP
10-4, 2.63 ERA, 151 SO
Castillo is coming off one of his worst starts of 2019 when he allowed a season-high six earned runs over five innings to the Rockies on Friday. Hitters were aggressive early in counts and were ready for early fastballs, two of which were slugged for homers.
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D-backs
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Yankees
(54-55)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Yankee Stadium
(68-39)
RHP
10-4, 2.90 ERA, 135 SO
Greinke pitched well in his start on Friday against the Marlins, allowing one run over six innings. He left with a 2-1 lead, but the bullpen could not hold it as Miami rallied for two runs in the ninth to win, 3-2.
RHP
7-6, 4.78 ERA, 106 SO
Tanaka became just the second Yankees starter to ever allow 12 earned runs in a game when he was shellacked by the Red Sox his last time out, also allowing a career-high 12 hits as his seven-start unbeaten streak was snapped.
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Blue Jays
@
Royals
(43-67)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Kauffman Stadium
(40-70)
RHP
2-1, 4.80 ERA, 24 SO
Waguespack held the Rays to three runs over five innings in his last outing, but walked three and struck out two. He has earned a longer look, and forcing weaker contact on the ground could be the key for the big right-hander.
RHP
6-10, 5.03 ERA, 126 SO
Junis is coming off his poorest start in a month. After three straight outstanding starts, the right-hander gave up six runs and 10 hits over six-plus innings against the Indians on Friday in an 8-3 loss. He walked two and struck out five.
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Dodgers
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Rockies
(71-39)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Coors Field
(50-59)
LHP
11-2, 1.53 ERA, 117 SO
Ryu admits he hasn't had his command as of late, running in to some trouble last time out against the Nationals, but the Cy Young frontrunner has still allowed just four runs in his four most recent starts with a 1.35 ERA over that span and a 1.74 ERA on the season.
RHP
10-5, 4.68 ERA, 150 SO
Marquez has won two straight starts since he allowed 11 earned runs in 2 2/3 innings on July 15 vs. San Francisco. Since that outing, a 19-2 loss to the Giants, Marquez has allowed only four earned runs. He was aggressive in the zone in his last outing at Cincinnati on Friday, striking out seven with no walks over seven innings.
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Tigers
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Angels
(32-73)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Angel Stadium
(56-54)
LHP
3-8, 4.67 ERA, 95 SO
Norris tossed six scoreless innings his last start before giving up a critical two-run homer in the seventh that led to a loss to the Mariners on Saturday. In three career starts vs. the Angels, he is 0-2 with a 4.32 ERA.
LHP
2-2, 5.66 ERA, 43 SO
Suarez was mostly solid against the Orioles, allowing two runs over 4 1/3 innings in a no-decision on Thursday. He struck out six, though he needs to be more efficient with his pitches.
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Giants
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Phillies
(55-53)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Citizens Bank Park
(56-51)
RHP
8-8, 3.75 ERA, 107 SO
Samardzija will make his final start of July, a month in which he's 3-1 with a 2.48 ERA in five starts. He’s throwing his four-seam fastball more often than his sinker for the first time since 2016 and is holding opponents to a .167 batting average with it.
RHP
3-6, 4.40 ERA, 85 SO
Velasquez pitched 5 2/3 scoreless innings against the Tigers last week, but the Giants will provide a much greater challenge as he tries to go six innings for just the second time this season.
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Astros
@
Guardians
(69-40)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Progressive Field
(63-44)
RHP
1-1, 5.87 ERA, 24 SO
Urquidy has been terrific his last two times out, allowing a combined two runs over 13 innings. He has walked two and struck out 15 in that stretch. He's not been overpowering, but he has limited hard-hit contact by leaning on a four-pitch mix.
RHP
6-3, 3.41 ERA, 47 SO
Plesac put his athleticism on full display in his last start, making a full-extension diving grab in foul territory near the first-base dugout. But the 24-year-old also shined on the rubber, allowing one unearned run in seven frames.
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Rays
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Red Sox
(62-48)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Fenway Park
(59-50)
RHP
1-0, 2.74 ERA, 29 SO
In two starts this season, Kittredge has allowed two earned runs and struck out 10 over five innings. He pitched three innings in his previous start against Toronto, allowing two runs.
RHP
9-8, 5.74 ERA, 99 SO
Porcello snapped out of a slump in his last start, holding the Yankees to three runs over six innings. In his career against the Rays, the righty is 14-11 with a 3.50 ERA in 30 starts. He is 6-4 with a 5.06 ERA at Fenway this season.
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Twins
@
Marlins
(66-41)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Marlins Park
(41-65)
RHP
10-5, 2.80 ERA, 133 SO
Berrios regained his strikeout prowess on Thursday against the White Sox. He struck out eight after fanning a combined 12 over his previous three starts.
RHP
4-10, 4.54 ERA, 89 SO
An All-Star in his first full big league season, Alcantara actually has struggled since the break, posting a 6.35 ERA in three starts with 14 strikeouts and eight walks in 17 innings. In his last seven starts, the right-hander is 1-3 with a 5.10 ERA.
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Mariners
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Rangers
(47-64)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Globe Life Park in Arlington
(54-54)
LHP
6-4, 5.17 ERA, 65 SO
LeBlanc has been working behind an opener for the past two months, but gets the start vs. Texas. He’s 4-0, with a 2.86 in nine relief appearances and 2-3, 7.79 ERA in seven starts, though several rough starts came after returning from a strained oblique.
LHP
9-6, 3.21 ERA, 141 SO
To avoid distraction, Minor’s start was pushed back a day so that it’s after Wednesday’s 3 p.m. CT Trade Deadline. If he’s still with the Rangers after it passes, he’ll face the Mariners in Arlington. The veteran southpaw is 0-2 with a 6.04 ERA in his last four starts.
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Mets
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White Sox
(52-55)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Guaranteed Rate Field
(46-59)
RHP
6-7, 2.78 ERA, 174 SO
Could deGrom make a late run at defending his National League Cy Young Award? He ranks among the league leaders in ERA, pitcher WAR and strikeouts, thanks in large part to his 2.10 ERA with 96 punchouts and 18 walks over his last 12 starts.
RHP
11-5, 3.39 ERA, 150 SO
Giolito was victimized by three Nelson Cruz home runs during a loss to the Twins on Thursday night. The All-Star gave up four total home runs over five innings, with his ERA rising to 6.38 over his last seven starts.
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Cubs
@
Cardinals
(57-50)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Busch Stadium
(57-50)
RHP
8-8, 3.07 ERA, 107 SO
Hendricks has a 2.88 ERA in five starts since coming off the IL, but he has an 0-3 record in that span due to 1.6 average runs of support. The righty has held St. Louis to one run over 16 innings this year, including an 81-pitch shutout on May 3.
RHP
7-11, 4.00 ERA, 90 SO
Mikolas has put together a few good starts since the All-Star break, including Thursday in his win over the Pirates. Mikolas threw six innings and allowed three runs -- two of which didn't come until the sixth inning -- striking out five in the process.
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Brewers
@
Athletics
(57-52)
final
• Wed, Jul 31
At Oakland Coliseum
(62-48)
RHP
6-7, 5.15 ERA, 94 SO
Lyles is joining the Brewers for the stretch drive for the second straight year -- this time as a starter. He had a 15.00 ERA in four July starts for Pittsburgh, but the Brewers saw underlying metrics that make them confident about a turnaround.
LHP
9-7, 4.04 ERA, 64 SO
Anderson hopes to come into his start against the Brewers with more of a normal routine after a lack of sleep due to the birth of his son impacted his performance in a loss to the Rangers last week. The left-hander holds a 5.51 ERA in three career starts against Milwaukee.
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