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Ryu is coming off one of his best starts in years, having shut out the Nationals for seven innings on two hits. He is 4-3 with a 3.40 ERA at AT&T Park.
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The 31-year-old southpaw was hit hard by the long ball in his last outing, as three of the five hits he allowed in six innings were deposited in the Angel Stadium bleachers. Holland is winless in two career starts against the Dodgers.
Indications are that Walker Buehler will make his second career start in the opener of Saturday's doubleheader. The rookie right-hander fired five scoreless innings in a no-decision vs. the Marlins on Monday.
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Stratton is expected to be activated off the paternity list in time for his start after the birth of his second child. He has continued to pitch like an ace, holding each of his last four opponents to two or fewer earned runs.
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Wood had a lot of traffic on the bases in his no-decision against the Nationals and he still hasn’t regained the velocity of last year, but he kept his club close enough to win it late.
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Cueto has been stellar in two starts since his return from the disabled list, scattering four hits over 13 scoreless innings, striking out 18 against only two walks against the potent D-backs and Angels lineups.
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Maeda will look to build on his last performance, when he allowed one earned run in six innings vs. Miami on Tuesday. Maeda has already pitched twice vs. the Giants this season (once in relief), allowing no earned runs in a total of six frames.
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Blach only yielded one extra-base hit in his last start against Washington, but it was a costly one: a three-run homer by Michael A. Taylor. He hasn’t pitched into the seventh inning yet this season and hasn’t won since Opening Day vs. the Dodgers.
