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Re: 7-4-10

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At 2:15 pm, our selection is on the St. Louis Cardinals over the Milwaukee Brewers.

At 8:05 pm, our selection is on the Texas Rangers over the Chicago White Sox.

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Re: 7-4-10

Larry Ness
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San Francisco Giants at Colorado Rockies
Prediction: Colorado Rockies

The Giants got to Jimenez last night (6 IP / 5 hits / 4 walks / 7 ERs) but blew a 7-1 lead (fell behind 8-7). However, they rallied to win 11-8, snapping a seven-game losing streak. This afternoon, Matt Cain will attempt to snap a recent slump by besting Colorado's Jason Hammel. He has not matched Jimenez's season (who has?) but Hammel has developed into an important cog in Colorado's rotation this season. Hammel was with the Rays during their World Series season of 2008, going 4-4 with two saves and a 4.60 ERA in 40 appearances (five starts). He came to the Rockies in the off-season and went 10-8 with a 4.33 ERA in 30 starts. It should be noted that the Rockies were an impressive 18-12 in those starts, as his moneyline mark of plus-$578 ranked 24th among MLB starters (not bad at all). Hammel got off to an 'ugly' start in 2010, going 0-2 with a 9.16 ERA in his first four starts (team was 0-4). A strained groin landed him on the DL and he was just 1-1 with a 5.27 ERA in his first two starts back, although he had a 13-1 KW ratio. That was a portend of things to come, as he went 4-0 with an 0.79 ERA (allowing three ERs over 34.1 innings) over his next five starts (team was 5-0). He had pitched 28.1 consecutive scoreless innings before giving up four runs in four innings of a 13-11, 10-inning loss to Boston on June 24. He bounced back nicely from that performance, allowing three ERs over six innings of a 6-3 win at San Diego on Tuesday. Hammel has had some troubles on the road this year but he's been very good at home (5-1 with a 3.31 ERA in eight starts / team is 5-3). Matt Cain is again posting excellent numbers (2.93 ERA / just 88 hits allowed in 107.2 IP) but comes in 6-7 on the season (team is 7-9 in 16 starts). Which Cain show up here? He's allowed 22 hits and 14 ERs in losing three straight starts (8.22 ERA in 15.1 IP) but prior to that, had allowed just two ERs over his previous four starts (33 IP / 0.55 ERA), going 4-0. Which San Francisco team will show up? The one which scored 11 runs on Saturday (most runs since a 12-1 win over Arizona on May 29), or the one which totaled just 15 runs during a seven-game losing streak? I'll let you guess. As for me, I'll stick with Hammel and the Rockies.