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Bailey allowed three runs on two hits against the Cubs on July 10 before exiting after five-plus innings with a strained right knee. Over his prior two starts, he posted a 0.53 ERA (one earned run in 17 innings pitched).
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After earning a promotion to Milwaukee with strong stats in Triple-A, Nelson was unimpressive in his first start after being called up, allowing eight runs on eight hits over 4 1/3 in a loss to the Cardinals.
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Leake started his second half with a series-opening loss to the Yanks. He struggled early but remained effective deep through the game, allowing four runs in seven innings. He's thrown over 100 pitches in three straight starts.
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Despite allowing 10 hits to the Nationals in the second-half opener, Lohse was efficient in seven innings of one-run ball. He became the second pitcher this year to allow one run or less on 10+ hits, joining Cliff Lee.
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Roark went seven strong innings in his last outing on July 19, surrendering one earned on six hits in a victory over the Brewers. The performance gave Roark his team-leading ninth win and dropped his ERA below 3.00 for the first time since June.
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The Yankees snapped Simon's career-high six-game winning streak, which dated back to the beginning of June. The All-Star allowed four runs (two earned) and five hits over five innings, halting a streak of eight consecutive quality starts.
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After a 10-day layoff because of the All-Star break, Gonzalez was not sharp in his last start on Sunday against the Brewers. He surrendered three earned runs on four hits while striking out five in just 3 1/3 innings.
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Partly squeezed by a conservative strike zone and partly to the credit of Yankees hitters on Sunday, Cueto lasted only five innings and 112 pitches in a no-decision. He made no excuses and will be looking to be sharper next time out.
