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In his last start vs. the Dodgers, Zimmermann allowed two runs on nine hits and struck out five batters. He threw 101 pitches while becoming the Majors' first seven-game winner. He had 83 pitches after seven innings, but grew tired by the eighth.
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After walking eight batters in his first seven starts, Stults inexplicably walked five against the Rays the last time out as he battled his command the entire game. The Padres are 5-3 in Stults' starts this season.
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Haren didn't pitch badly vs. the Dodgers although it did appear that he suffered an injury in the fifth inning, when his spikes got caught on the mound and the pain traveled from his left ankle to his back. Haren said he is OK.
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Cashner allowed one earned run in 7 1/3 innings his last time out, against the Orioles. He's allowed one run in his last 14 2/3 innings. His plus fastball and changeup continue to be weapons, and he was efficient.
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By making the NL All-Star team in 2011 and leading the Giants in postseason victories last year, Vogelsong has earned what manager Bruce Bochy called a "long leash." Vogelsong still might need a strong outing to guarantee himself another start.
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In his last start against the Padres, Strasburg was solid, pitching a career-high eight innings, allowing two runs -- one earned -- on three hits and striking out four. Strasburg made it look easy to pitch in front of his family.
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San Francisco has won Cain's last four starts. But consistency has eluded him. The middle two outings, in which he allowed three runs in 15 1/3 innings, were sandwiched by a pair of games in which he surrendered three homers.
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Gonzalez ended up with a no decision. He lasted 6 2/3 innings, allowed two earned runs and struck out five batters and walked three. It looked like it was going to be a short night for Gonzalez after he threw 45 pitches in the first two frames.
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Bumgarner endured some unpleasant firsts in his last time out. The nine runs he yielded exceeded his previous high of eight on June 21, 2011, against Minnesota. He also allowed his first Major League grand slam, struck by Colorado's Jordan Pacheco.
