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Chatwood, in his second callup from Triple-A Colorado Springs, held the Giants to one run in 5 2/3 innings in a win Saturday. He has given up three or fewer runs in nine of his 11 career starts against NL West foes.
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Lincecum has allowed six runs, tying a personal season high, in each of his previous outings this year against Colorado. He has made 25 career starts against Colorado, more than any other opponent.
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Nicasio relied heavily on his fastball and found his secondary stuff was more effective than in previous outings Sunday afternoon, when he threw six innings during a 5-0 victory over the Giants at Coors Field.
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Zito also faced Colorado last Sunday. He left in the sixth inning with the Giants trailing only 3-0 but bequeathed two baserunners to reliever Jose Mijares, who allowed them to score. Zito had won his six previous decisions against the Rockies.
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Garland has dropped four of his last five starts. His last outing saw him yield five runs on 11 hits against the D-backs. Some were grounders that found holes, but there was also some solid contact on pitches up in the zone.
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Cain's seven-inning, two-run effort against Washington in his last outing broke San Francisco's streak of seven consecutive games without a quality start. His 29 appearances against Colorado matches his second-highest total against any club.
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Chacin has had an eventful last two starts. He blew a six-run lead against the Giants, then took a shutout into the seventh only to give up four and end up with a no-decision against the D-backs. Still, flashes are there.
