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Ninth on the depth chart coming out of Spring Training, Fife is in the starting rotation now with a 3.74 ERA in four starts. He gives up a lot of hits, but keeps the game close.
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Marquis continues to enjoy a career revival, while cheating some statistical odds. He allowed three runs in his last start for his ninth win. He hasn't lost since April 22 and is 6-1 when walking four or more in a start.
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The offense doesn't score for him and the bullpen has let him down, but a 1.74 ERA is proof Kershaw is pitching as well as usual. Trouble is, he's gone more than two months without hitting a homer.
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Richard is fresh off his best start of the season. He allowed just one run over eight innings pitched, improving on a string of poor performances where he wasn't keeping his team in games.
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Greinke seems to still be catching up after missing a month and rushing back from a broken collarbone. He allowed five runs in five innings at Pittsburgh in his last start.
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Volquez didn't pitch poorly in his last start against the Giants, as he allowed three runs in five innings in no-decision. He walked one and struck out six and hasn't lost a start since May 21.
This start originally belonged to Hyun-Jin Ryu, but Tuesday's rainout pushed him back a day. Matt Magill and Matt Palmer are candidates, with Magill the favorite after he was pulled from his start at Triple-A on Wednesday after just two innings.
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Cashner allowed a season-high 10 hits in his last start against the Giants, though he was able to minimize the damage. He allowed three runs in 6 2/3 innings but was left with a no-decision.
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Bumgarner struck out eight Padres and allowed just two runs on three hits in seven innings Wednesday. Earlier in the season, he dominated the Dodgers as Los Angeles reached base just two times in eight scoreless innings.
