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Mariners @ Padres
At Petco Park
RHP
0-0, 2.57 ERA, 5 SO
RHP
2-1, 2.35 ERA, 51 SO
Lamet struck out 12 Mariners while allowing two hits in arguably the best start of his career last August. And he might be a better pitcher in 2020. Lamet's fastball touches 100 mph with better command than last year. His slider remains filthy.
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Mariners @ Padres
At Petco Park
Makeup of 8/26 PPD
LHP
1-2, 6.12 ERA, 27 SO
The 29-year-old southpaw is still looking for his first win after lasting just 4 2/3 innings and allowing 5 runs on 4 hits and 4 walks in his last outing vs. the Dodgers, though he hadn't pitched in 12 days after missing a start with neck spasms.
RHP
1-2, 5.17 ERA, 25 SO
Richards should be fresh. He was removed after two innings as a precaution, because of a rising pitch count vs. the Astros last week. Now he gets an extra day of rest, thanks to the team’s off-day Monday.
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Pirates @ Cardinals
At Busch Stadium
Makeup of 8/10 PPD
RHP
1-1, 2.52 ERA, 20 SO
Kuhl didn't have his best stuff but still held Milwaukee to one run over five innings on Friday for his first win since 2018. He's been excellent in his return from Tommy John surgery, posting a 1.00 WHIP and averaging a strikeout per inning.
LHP
1-0, 1.08 ERA, 7 SO
After six scoreless innings and 83 pitches vs. the Reds on Saturday, Kim should be ready for a full workload in his third start since the reboot.
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Pirates @ Cardinals
At Busch Stadium
Makeup of 8/11 PPD
RHP
1-1, 2.00 ERA, 5 SO
Ponce will make his first Major League start in Game 2 of the doubleheader, coming off the taxi squad to join the active roster. Ponce has given up three runs (two earned) in 3 1/3 innings over two MLB relief appearances this season.
RHP
0-1, 3.60 ERA, 5 SO
Oviedo earned another start after five impressive innings against the Cubs on Aug. 19.
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Dodgers @ Giants
At Oracle Park
RHP
1-0, 3.44 ERA, 42 SO
Clearly healthy again, Kershaw has refined his game. And when he's landing all three pitches with conviction, as he did striking out 11 Mariners on Thursday, he's polishing a Hall of Fame resume. Adding velocity as a 30-something hasn't hurt.
RHP
2-3, 4.35 ERA, 30 SO
Gausman yielded four runs over 5 1/3 innings in his last start against the Angels on Thursday. He made his most recent start against the Dodgers on Aug. 9, firing 6 1/3 innings of one-run ball.
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Dodgers @ Giants
At Oracle Park
Makeup of 8/26 PPD
LHP
1-0, 0.66 ERA, 19 SO
RHP
1-2, 4.54 ERA, 48 SO
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Reds @ Brewers
At Miller Park
RHP
5-1, 1.94 ERA, 55 SO
Gray acknowledged that his last start on Thursday at St. Louis was a struggle, despite only allowing two earned runs in six innings. He was unhappy with his four walks and high pitch count (99).
RHP
1-3, 4.36 ERA, 24 SO
Houser's last line score was so-so -- seven innings, four runs, nine hits vs. the Pirates in Pittsburgh -- but they were almost all ground balls. That means his sinker was working. He'll aim for better luck against the Reds.
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Reds @ Brewers
At Miller Park
Makeup of 8/26 PPD
TBD
RHP
1-2, 6.31 ERA, 36 SO
Lindblom still had pitches to give when he exited Saturday at PIttsburgh after five innings and 68 pitches in what Craig Counsell called an "aggressive" move. This will be his first 2020 matchup with the Reds.
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Rockies @ D-backs
At Chase Field
LHP
2-3, 4.33 ERA, 46 SO
Freeland, with quality starts in all six outings, has forced almost as many double-play grounders (10) in seven starts this year as he did in 21 starts last year (12). But that was a bad year; in 2018, he led the National League with 24.
RHP
3-2, 2.75 ERA, 82 SO
Gallen has been a bright spot in the rotation for the D-backs this year. He has faced the Rockies once this season and allowed just two runs over seven innings while striking out seven and not allowing a walk.
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Red Sox @ Blue Jays
At Sahlen Field
RHP
0-1, 6.00 ERA, 12 SO
LHP
5-2, 2.69 ERA, 72 SO
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Phillies @ Nationals
At Nationals Park
RHP
1-2, 5.92 ERA, 23 SO
RHP
5-4, 3.74 ERA, 92 SO
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Athletics @ Rangers
At Globe Life Field
PPD; makeup 9/12
RHP
4-2, 2.92 ERA, 42 SO
RHP
1-6, 7.02 ERA, 36 SO
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Orioles @ Rays
At Tropicana Field
TBD
TBD
Marlins @ Mets
At Citi Field
RHP
3-2, 3.46 ERA, 33 SO
In his MLB debut, Sánchez struck out four in five innings in a win at Washington. He threw 23 four-seam fastballs at an average of 98.5 mph, and he had a 42.9 percent miss rate with his slider.
RHP
1-4, 6.62 ERA, 37 SO
Wacha will come off the injured list, where he’s resided since Aug. 8 due to right shoulder inflammation, to start Thursday’s game. In his final two starts before landing on the IL, Wacha allowed nine runs in nine innings.
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Twins @ Tigers
At Comerica Park
Makeup 8/28
RHP
6-4, 4.05 ERA, 27 SO
Dobnak just keeps chugging along as one of the best stories in MLB this season. He's on a run of five straight starts allowing two runs or fewer in five innings or more.
LHP
3-7, 6.71 ERA, 60 SO
Boyd struck out 26 Twins over 19 innings in three starts last year but gave up eight homers, most of any opponent. Half of those blasts came from current Tigers Jonathan Schoop and C.J. Cron, though.
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