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Even though his fastball velocity isn’t completely back, Wood looked like his first-half All-Star self in blanking the Nationals for six innings with eight strikeouts Friday.
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Thompson is one of a handful of young starters who are trying to make a good impression going into 2018. He’s allowed one or zero runs in two of his last three starts, including Sept. 14 against the Marlins.
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Maeda returns to the mound after having a start skipped. He’s got a dozen wins, even though he’s allowing home runs at a clip 50 percent greater than last year.
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Leiter who has pitched well at times since making his Major League debut in April but seen his earned run average jump by more than a run to 4.93 in his last three starts, will be looking to make a good impression going into 2018.
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Under this year’s circumstances, the Giants’ 13-17 record in Samardzija’s starts is admirable. The 14 losses he has personally absorbed are a career high.
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The two-run, first-inning homer that Arizona’s Paul Goldschmidt hit off Bumgarner in his last start was somewhat unusual. Bumgarner’s first-inning ERA this year is a respectable 2.81.
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This will be Stratton’s Dodger Stadium debut. He has thrived when paired with catcher Nick Hundley, who has guided him to a 2.61 ERA in eight games. Stratton’s ERA with Buster Posey is 9.75.
