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It is not official yet, but Hamels is expected to make his 2014 debut against the Dodgers. He opened the season on the disabled list as he recovered from inflammation in his left shoulder.
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He's giving up more solo homers than last year, but Greinke also is on a run of 16 straight starts of at least five innings allowing no more than two runs. He's 10-1 during the roll.
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Kendrick pitched well enough to win Saturday at Coors Field but took the loss. He allowed six hits, three runs and struck out three in seven innings in a 3-1 defeat. He hopes for a little more run support this time at Dodger Stadium.
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Now that he's becoming a ground-ball pitcher, Haren is doing more with less. He was the first Dodger to pitch into the eighth inning in his last start against the D-backs.
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Lyles' sinker was as good as it's been all year, inducing 14 groundball outs against five fly-ball outs. He pitched seven without allowing an earned run or extra-base hit, and became the first Rockies starter in '14 to pitch into the eighth inning.
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Nicasio didn't have his best stuff Sunday, but left with a lead in a game the Rockies lost by one. He allowed five runs (four earned), including three by homers, yielding seven hits and a walk while striking out five.
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After a rough beginning, signs are pointing to stabilization. He pitched well for six innings in a hard-luck loss at San Diego on April 16. In his last start, he needed 102 pitches for five innings but earned his first win, over the Giants at home.
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