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Dodgers @ Cubs
At Wrigley Field
Makeup of 5/3 PPD
LHP
4-3, 2.95 ERA, 41 SO
Kershaw has looked every bit the team's ace since a rough season debut, posting a 1.09 ERA in his last five starts. He is coming off a scoreless performance of seven innings and eight strikeouts against Cincinnati on Wednesday.
RHP
2-3, 6.07 ERA, 27 SO
Hendricks has allowed 14 runs in 7 2/3 innings against the Braves this season, and five runs in 15 innings against other teams. The righty gave up seven in 3 2/3 innings in Atlanta on Wednesday. He has a 2.65 ERA in his career at Wrigley Field.
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Giants @ Rockies
At Coors Field
RHP
1-1, 3.18 ERA, 24 SO
Sanchez gave up only one hit over 4 2/3 innings in his last start Tuesday against the Rockies, but he issued a season-high five walks, which led to two runs.
RHP
1-3, 6.21 ERA, 34 SO
In last Wednesday's loss, Márquez had a tough second inning in which he gave up four runs -- two on bases-loaded walks, which he had only one of in his career prior to that. The right-hander now faces the Giants for the second straight start.
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Giants @ Rockies
At Coors Field
Makeup of 5/3 PPD
LHP
3-0, 1.96 ERA, 22 SO
Wood took a no-hitter into the sixth inning Wednesday vs. the Rockies in his last start, striking out a season-high nine batters. The Giants have won each of his three starts this year.
RHP
0-0, 5.40 ERA, 2 SO
Castellani is making his season debut after getting called up to serve as the 27th man on the roster for the doubleheader.
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White Sox @ Reds
At Great American Ball Park
RHP
2-0, 2.37 ERA, 40 SO
After not getting through five innings in each of his first four starts, Cease threw his first complete game and shutout Thursday vs. Detroit. Cease improved to 6-0 lifetime vs. the Tigers, striking out nine with no walks.
RHP
2-2, 4.39 ERA, 23 SO
So far this season, Hoffman has been better at Great American Ball Park. He has a 1.69 ERA in three home starts compared to a 6.48 ERA in two road starts. This will be his second career game vs. the White Sox.
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D-backs @ Marlins
At loanDepot park
RHP
1-1, 4.91 ERA, 11 SO
Making his third career start, Smith is facing the Marlins for the first time. In his previous start, he took the loss against the Padres, allowing three runs on six hits over four-plus innings.
RHP
1-2, 2.95 ERA, 42 SO
Alcantara pitched a season-high seven innings his last time out, allowing just a two-run homer in a win over the Brewers. After striking out 17 batters in his first 12 frames of the season, he has just 19 in his past 24 2/3.
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Braves @ Nationals
At Nationals Park
RHP
3-1, 2.36 ERA, 38 SO
Ynoa will face the Nationals for the second time this season after shutting them out over five innings on two hits on April 7. He earned his second straight win after throwing a career-high 101 pitches while holding the Cubs scoreless over 5 1/3 innings in his last start on April 28.
RHP
2-2, 4.39 ERA, 21 SO
Ross threw six innings of one-run ball against the Mets in his last outing on April 24. On Tuesday, he will make his first start against the Braves since July 2017.
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Astros @ Yankees
At Yankee Stadium
RHP
2-1, 3.76 ERA, 31 SO
Greinke is coming off his shortest outing of the year, a four-inning outing against the Mariners in which he allowed four earned runs. The veteran doesn't have a great track record against the Yankees, owning a 5.05 ERA in 15 career games (12 starts).
RHP
2-2, 4.32 ERA, 25 SO
Germán was sharp over seven scoreless innings in his most recent outing at Baltimore, picking up his second victory in as many starts. The righty is 0-1 with a 3.86 ERA in three career appearances (one start) vs. Houston.
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Brewers @ Phillies
At Citizens Bank Park
LHP
1-1, 1.64 ERA, 10 SO
Lauer earned a second start after tossing five scoreless innings in a sparkling team debut against the Dodgers on Thursday following a callup from the alternate training site. Lauer threw 73 pitches in that game and should be available to increase that number if he pitches well.
RHP
3-1, 2.89 ERA, 49 SO
Nola hopes history repeats itself against the Brewers. He is 3-0 with a 2.97 ERA in six career starts against Milwaukee. After throwing the first nine-inning shutout of his career on April 18, Nola has a 4.85 ERA in his last two starts.
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Tigers @ Red Sox
At Fenway Park
RHP
1-2, 4.57 ERA, 20 SO
Normally this would be Matthew Boyd’s slot, but the lefty is being skipped for a turn while he deals with left knee tendinitis. Enter Fulmer, who made three starts in April -- two in a short piggyback role -- before replacing Boyd in relief last week.
RHP
4-0, 3.23 ERA, 33 SO
Pivetta has been stellar in his last two starts, giving up two hits and two runs over 11 innings. Last time out, he outpitched the great Jacob deGrom in a 1-0 win for Boston. Pivetta is 2-0 with a 2.29 ERA in four career starts at Fenway.
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Dodgers @ Cubs
At Wrigley Field
RHP
3-1, 2.44 ERA, 58 SO
Bauer came out on the wrong end in his start Thursday in Milwaukee, but he provided the Dodgers with some much-needed length, throwing 113 pitches and striking out six in an eight-inning complete-game effort.
RHP
0-0, 0.00 ERA, 2 SO
Thompson made his MLB debut on Sunday in Cincinnati, logging one shutout inning of relief. This will mark his first career big league start. The righty has a four-pitch mix, and he can counter an upper-90s fastball with a curve and slider.
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Rangers @ Twins
At Target Field
RHP
3-0, 2.40 ERA, 35 SO
After pitching for the Twins for seven years, Gibson makes his first appearance at Target Field as a Ranger. Gibson has allowed just four runs across his last five starts and has pitched 6 innings or more in each outing.
LHP
2-0, 1.91 ERA, 16 SO
After seeing his pitch count balloon in his first two starts of the year, Happ has been lights-out and efficient in his last two outings, including a near no-hitter against Pittsburgh and a seven-inning, two-run gem against Cleveland on Wednesday.
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Guardians @ Royals
At Kauffman Stadium
RHP
0-0, 4.50 ERA, 13 SO
Maton makes his first career start against the Royals. He was a late add to the Indians' rotation after the team decided to use an opener out of the bullpen before Sam Hentges toes the rubber. Maton owns a 4.15 ERA in eight games.
LHP
2-1, 5.23 ERA, 30 SO
In his last start, Minor allowed five runs (four earned) in 4 1/3 innings against the Pirates. Opposing hitters have a .248 batting average against the left-hander and are also tagging him for the long ball, as Minor has surrendered six home runs in 25 2/3 innings.
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Rays @ Angels
At Angel Stadium
LHP
0-0, 2.25 ERA, 10 SO
McClanahan flashed electric stuff in his regular-season debut last time out with a triple-digit fastball and a wipeout slider. The Rays' No. 5 prospect settled for a no-decision, though, meaning he is still looking for his first MLB win.
RHP
1-2, 5.48 ERA, 31 SO
Cobb lasted just two innings against the Rangers on Wednesday, allowing three runs on six hits. He's allowed at least three runs in all four of his starts this year.
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Blue Jays @ Athletics
At Oakland Coliseum
LHP
0-2, 9.82 ERA, 7 SO
Kay has made only one appearance this season, but he's stayed stretched out at the alternate training site for opportunities like this, when Toronto needs a traditional starter. Keep an eye on his velocity, as he cranked it up to 97 mph in Spring Training.
LHP
3-3, 3.09 ERA, 34 SO
Irvin enters on a roll, allowing just three runs with 20 strikeouts in 17 1/3 innings over his last three outings.
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Pirates @ Padres
At Petco Park
RHP
2-3, 6.29 ERA, 24 SO
Keller bounced between good start and bad start in his first month of the season. His latest was the latter, as he needed 83 pitches to complete 2 1/3 innings against the Royals, who tagged him for four runs.
RHP
0-0, 0.00 ERA, 4 SO
After 12 days on the IL with forearm tightness, Lamet is set for a return to the rotation. It’s unclear how far he'll go, but the Padres will be cautious with the star right-hander, who missed the postseason last year due to a UCL strain.
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Orioles @ Mariners
At T-Mobile Park
RHP
1-3, 6.49 ERA, 25 SO
López's stuff is ticking up, his fastball reaching 97 mph in his last start against the Yankees. But he is looking to pitch deeper into games; López has completed five innings in just one of his five starts this season.
RHP
1-0, 3.51 ERA, 22 SO
Dunn’s best start of this young campaign came against these O’s back on April 15, when he gave up one run and struck out a season-high six over five innings.
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Mets @ Cardinals
At Busch Stadium
RHP
0-0, 2.77 ERA, 21 SO
RHP
0-1, 4.61 ERA, 13 SO
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