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Eight starts into his tenure in the desert, McCarthy is still searching for his first win with the D-backs. He probably should've gotten it Sunday, when he tossed eight shutout innings against the Phillies only to see the bullpen cough up the lead.
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Koehler had a solid first start of the season (the second of his career). Although he lost in L.A., he gave up only two runs in five innings, throwing 79 pitches. It was his first start since April 14 with Triple-A New Orleans.
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For the second time in his career, Miley allowed seven runs in a start, losing to the Braves in a five-inning outing Monday. Walks have been a problem this season for the left-hander, who has issued 19 free passes in 48 innings.
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Nolasco, who has lost three straight decisions, experienced uncharacteristic wildness in his last start against the Reds. He walked in a pair of runs with the bases loaded. The right-hander has received just 17 runs of support in nine outings.
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Perhaps one of the biggest untold stories this season, Corbin has begun 2013 by tossing at least six innings and allowing two runs or fewer in each of his first eight starts. His ERA ranks third in Majors behind only Matt Harvey and Clayton Kershaw.
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Garland, whose experience helped the Rockies in the early going, has lost his last three starts. He wasn't shelled in any of them, and in two of them, the opposing starter pitched well.
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Chacin squandered a 6-0 lead vs. the Giants, allowing eight runs on nine hits in 5 1/3 innings. He lost his aggressiveness and command in a five-run fourth, walking in a run and yielding a two-out RBI single to the pitcher.
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Cahill has been on a roll over his past five starts, compiling a 1.36 ERA to go with a 3-1 record. The only blemish for him has been his inability to be consistent with his command as he's walked 16 batters in that span.
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After not yielding a hit in the first 6 2/3 innings against the Cards in his previous start, De La Rosa gave up four in the first two innings to the Giants and five overall. But he won, and will strive for better location this time.
