Re: 9-21-10
Streaking and Slumping Starting Pitchers
Streaking
Roy Halladay (19-10, 2.49 ERA), Philadelphia Phillies
Halladay has won three straight and nine of his last 11, but hasn’t exactly been his untouchable self over the last little while. He has given up at least three runs in each of his last five starts while also serving up nine home runs. He is coming off a 10-5 win over Florida in which he gave up three runs on 10 hits over six innings while striking out nine.
Carlos Zambrano (9-6, 3.75 ERA), Chicago Cubs
Zambrano has been a completely different pitcher since returning to the Cubs after he attended anger-management treatment. He’s 6-0 over eight starts since Aug. 9 and has allowed only three runs over his last four outings. Zambrano has only allowed seven home runs this season.
Slumping
Philip Hughes (16-8, 4.31 ERA) New York Yankees
Hughes has dropped two of his last three starts and has allowed 10 runs over his last two starts. He dropped a 4-3 decision his last time out against Tampa Bay, giving up four runs and a pair of homers over six hits. He went 6 2/3 innings over 106 pitches.
Streaking and Slumping Starting Pitchers
Streaking
Roy Halladay (19-10, 2.49 ERA), Philadelphia Phillies
Halladay has won three straight and nine of his last 11, but hasn’t exactly been his untouchable self over the last little while. He has given up at least three runs in each of his last five starts while also serving up nine home runs. He is coming off a 10-5 win over Florida in which he gave up three runs on 10 hits over six innings while striking out nine.
Carlos Zambrano (9-6, 3.75 ERA), Chicago Cubs
Zambrano has been a completely different pitcher since returning to the Cubs after he attended anger-management treatment. He’s 6-0 over eight starts since Aug. 9 and has allowed only three runs over his last four outings. Zambrano has only allowed seven home runs this season.
Slumping
Philip Hughes (16-8, 4.31 ERA) New York Yankees
Hughes has dropped two of his last three starts and has allowed 10 runs over his last two starts. He dropped a 4-3 decision his last time out against Tampa Bay, giving up four runs and a pair of homers over six hits. He went 6 2/3 innings over 106 pitches.
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