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Saturday, August 5

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Great American Ball Park | 1:20 PM ET

Jason Shiell, RHP (0-2, 6.39) Braves (50-56)

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Kyle Lohse, RHP (2-5, 7.10) Reds (55-52)

Scouting Report:
Shiell, who began this season pitching in an independent league, will get his third start for the Braves. In his previous two, the 29 year-old right-hander has gone 0-2 with a 7.00 ERA. Elbow and shoulder surgeries caused him to miss all of the 2004 and 2005 seasons. He still hasn't regained all of his arm strength. But he's a good competitor and the Braves currently don't have any other options.

The newly-acquired Lohse will be making his debut in the Reds' starting rotation. General manager Wayne Krivsky traded for Lohse on Monday with the hope that he could provide some stability to the back-end of the rotation. In his only appearance for the Reds, the right-hander allowed one run on four hits in the ninth-inning of Tuesday night's 10-4 loss to the Dodgers. A career-American League pitcher, Lohse has made one start against Atlanta. He is 0-1, with a 15.75 ERA.

Shea Stadium | 1:20 PM ET

Jon Lieber, RHP (4-8, 6.09) Phillies (51-55)

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Tom Glavine, LHP (11-4, 3.97) Mets (64-42)

Scouting Report:
Lieber hopes to forget his last start, which took place under the most unusual of circumstances. He took the mound three hours prior to the trade deadline and admitted his unending trade rumors were a distraction after he allowed nine runs on 13 hits to the Marlins. He's been hurt by the home run this year, as he is second on the team with 16 allowed. Lieber has started just once against the Mets this year, taking a no-decision on May 24.

Glavine, who has allowed 14 runs in his two most recent starts (10 1/3 innings), has two losses and five no-decisions (four Mets victories) in his last seven starts. His ERA is 63 points higher than it was July 3. He says, "I'm not that far off" and "It's probably mental. My side sessions and warm-ups are good. But when I get into the game ... I'm fighting myself. I can't find a happy medium between being overly aggressive and backing off a little." The Mets need him to fix whatever it is.

Safeco Field | 4:05 PM ET

Dan Haren, RHP (8-9, 3.72) Athletics (57-51)

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Joel Pineiro, RHP (7-8, 5.62) Mariners (53-54)

Scouting Report:
Haren has won his last two starts. including a magnificent complete-game effort against the Angels on July 31 in which he allowed one run -- on Juan Rivera's homer. He threw 105 pitches, 73 for strikes. That came on the heels of his excellent effort against the Red Sox on July 26 when he held the Sox to one run on four hits over seven innings.

Pineiro didn't factor in the decision in his last start on July 30 against the Indians, mostly because he lost two early leads. Pineiro allowed three runs and three walks over the first four innings but settled down to retired the last nine hitters he faced, as his command got better as the game went on. He finished with four strikeouts.

Wrigley Field | 4:05 PM ET

Zach Duke, LHP (7-9, 5.26) Pirates (40-68)

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Mark Prior, RHP (0-5, 7.20) Cubs (44-62)

Scouting Report:
After getting shelled for eight runs in 2 1/3 innings in his previous start, Duke bounced back with one of his finest outings of the season Sunday against San Francisco. The southpaw limited the Giants to four hits and a walk, and needed just 63 pitches to get through 6 1/3 scoreless frames. Duke's day was cut short by a lengthy rain delay.

Prior is still searching for that first win. This will be his eighth start. In his last outing against Arizona, he gave up six runs on six hits and three walks over five innings. He hasn't been able to go deep, and was pulled this time after 106 pitches.

Rogers Centre | 4:07 PM ET

Javier Vazquez, RHP (9-6, 5.44) White Sox (63-43)

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Dustin McGowan, RHP (1-1, 10.80) Blue Jays (57-50)

Scouting Report:
The third time through the order caught up to Vazquez yet again during his start Sunday against the Orioles, allowing three runs on two hits in the sixth inning, giving him five runs allowed on six hits over 5 1/3 innings for the afternoon. Hitters have a .377 average (65-for-172) against Vazquez during the third time facing him in a particular game, and Vazquez has not won since July 6 against Baltimore -- a stretch of four straight starts. Vazquez is 0-1 with a 10.50 ERA this season against Toronto and is 2-4 with a 5.93 ERA lifetime against the Blue Jays. Vazquez has no record at the Rogers Centre in two starts.

In his first start for Toronto since Sept. 1, 2005, McGowan cruised through three innings before getting touched up for five runs against Oakland. In the opening three frames, the rookie right-hander allowed no runs on one hit with three strikeouts and no walks. In the final 1 1/3 innings McGowan pitched, he allowed five runs on four hits with four walks and one strikeout.

Angel Stadium of Anaheim | 4:10 PM ET

John Koronka, LHP (7-6, 4.96) Rangers (54-54)

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Ervin Santana, RHP (11-5, 4.20) Angels (55-52)

Scouting Report:
Koronka is 1-0 with a 2.45 ERA in his last two starts and went 1-2 with a 5.53 ERA in five starts in July. He is 3-2 with a 5.13 ERA on the road. He made one start against the Angels on April 12 and allowed two runs in six innings, picking up the win as the Rangers won, 11-3.

Santana could not avoid the long ball in his last start. He pitched eight innings against the A's on Monday, but fell victim when two of his sliders were hit out of the park -- one a solo shot, the other a two-run home run. The right-hander lost his second straight decision, but did cut down on his walk total, allowing only an intentional pass.

Oriole Park at Camden Yards | 4:35 PM ET

Mike Mussina, RHP (13-3, 3.40) Yankees (63-41)

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Adam Loewen, LHP (1-3, 6.44) Orioles (49-60)

Scouting Report:
After allowing at least three runs in each of his past four starts, Mussina broke the streak last Sunday against the Devil Rays. He pitched seven innings while giving up just two earned runs. The Yankees' ace also struck out eight. He had some control problems in one inning but got key strikeouts throughout the game. Mussina is 9-4 with a 4.16 ERA against his former team.

Loewen cruised in his last outing on July 31 for the first five innings before giving up three runs in the sixth and one more in the seventh. He pitched a career-high six-plus innings. Loewen's first career start came against the Yankees. He gave up three earned runs on six hits in five innings.

Dolphin Stadium | 6:05 PM ET

Chad Billingsley, RHP (2-3, 3.93) Dodgers (52-55)

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Josh Johnson, RHP (9-5, 2.52) Marlins (50-57)

Scouting Report:
Billingsly had the club's first two victories after the All-Star break, although he walked five Nationals in six innings in a 13-1 blowout win on July 28. He continues to work his way into trouble, but seems to have enough talent to fight his way out most times.

Johnson was outstanding in his last start, shutting down the Phillies by giving up one run in seven innings, while striking out eight and walking none. He won for the first time since July 8. Since moving into the rotation, the 6-foot-7 right-hander is 8-3 with a 2.36 ERA. At home, he is 5-2 with a 2.42 ERA.

Comerica Park | 7:05 PM ET

Paul Byrd, RHP (7-6, 5.00) Indians (46-60)

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Kenny Rogers, LHP (11-5, 4.63) Tigers (72-35)

Scouting Report:
In each of his last two starts, Byrd hasn't had any bite on his slider. And in his last start against the Red Sox on July 31, in which he gave up six runs on nine hits, including three home runs, over just four innings, his cutter betrayed him as well. Right-handed hitters, who usually struggle against Byrd, have instead been pouncing, and he's been beaten up for 13 runs over seven innings in his last two starts.

Rogers' control continued to falter July 31 at Tampa Bay, as the lefty gave up six runs (five earned) on five hits -- two of them homers -- in five innings of work. He walked four and fanned three, hitting the 106-pitch mark with no outs in the sixth when he was pulled. Rogers has now allowed 32 runs in 31 innings, and remains winless since July 5.

Kauffman Stadium | 7:10 PM ET

Carlos Silva, RHP (7-9, 6.49) Twins (61-45)

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Runelvys Hernandez, RHP (2-6, 7.88) Royals (38-69)

Scouting Report:
Mixing his pitches better and with a sinker that better resembled the one he's had in the past, Silva managed to limit the Rangers to just one run on six hits over seven innings his last time out. It continued Silva's string of wins as he has won three straight, going 3-0 with a 4.43 ERA since the All-Star break. The Twins are hoping the success continues for Silva as they consider him to be a key to the club's ability to make a push for the postseason. Silva is 0-1 with a 1.29 ERA in his only start against the Royals this season.

Unable to overcome a horrendous first inning, Hernandez toiled Monday against the White Sox in his poorest outing of 2006. He allowed eight runs and eight hits in three innings, committing two balks in the first while surrendering three Chicago home runs. Rediscovering the form he showed when defeating the Twins in May -- one run on two hits in seven innings -- will be crucial if Hernandez is to have success.

Tropicana Field | 7:15 PM ET

David Wells, LHP (0-1, 11.08) Red Sox (64-42)

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Casey Fossum, LHP (5-4, 4.89) Devil Rays (44-64)

Scouting Report:
Wells looked like a pitcher who had not played a real game in two months against Cleveland on July 31. Coming off the DL after suffering with soreness in his right knee, Wells struggled, allowing eight runs and eight hits in 4 2/3 innings. As the Red Sox head for a playoff run, they need the veteran southpaw to return to his former glory.

Fossum pitched well in his last outing Monday against the Tigers. The left-hander allowed just one run in seven innings while striking out 10 to tie a career high. Fossum is 2-2 with a 2.86 ERA in seven career appearances against his former team, the Red Sox.

Busch Stadium | 7:15 PM ET

Ben Sheets, RHP (2-3, 4.58) Brewers (51-57)

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Anthony Reyes, RHP (2-5, 4.56) Cardinals (58-48)

Scouting Report:
The team is thrilled with Sheets' performances since he returned from the disabled list. The Brewers ace surrendered one run over seven innings against the Pirates on July 25, then pitched eight shutout innings against the Reds on July 30 before surrendering a two-run Ken Griffey, Jr. home run in the ninth and leaving the game. Sheets notched his first win since suffering a bout of right shoulder tendonitis and going on the DL for the second time this season. He's 3-2 with a 3.38 ERA in eight appearances at Busch Stadium.

As Reyes continues to try to re-work his approach to pitching, he found some success in his last start. He had his first quality start in nearly a month. The downside was that he walked five batters and didn't strike anyone out. If he can get back to his old ways of throwing strikes and missing bats, while also getting the groundballs that the club wants, he can be a very effective starting pitcher.

AT&T Park | 9:05 PM ET

Jason Jennings, RHP (7-9, 3.58) Rockies (52-55)

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Noah Lowry, LHP (5-7, 4.50) Giants (52-56)

Scouting Report:
Jennings threw seven innings in 94-plus degree heat, and did pretty well. He allowed just one run and pitched out of some early jams. In his final three innings, he faced just 10 batters. The Padres had six hits off Jennings in what he said was the biggest game of his career. Afterwards, his teammates and coaches were praising the performance, which helped keep the Rockies in the NL West race.

Lowry's most recent outing began fairly smoothly, but a five-run fourth inning was enough to chase him from the contest and drive him to his seventh loss of the season. Following the game, both manager Felipe Alou and Lowry credited the pitcher's poor start to location problems. Left-handed batters are hitting .365 against the southpaw this season.

Chase Field | 9:40 PM ET

Roger Clemens, RHP (2-4, 2.09) Astros (51-56)

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Brandon Webb, RHP (12-4, 2.74) Diamondbacks (54-52)

Scouting Report:
Clemens pitched brilliantly on Sunday, holding the D-backs to one unearned run over seven innings. He took a no-decision, however, when the bullpen blew the lead and lost the game, 7-5. Clemens has an unspectacular win-loss record, but his ERA is the lowest in the league, even though he hasn't pitched enough innings for it to count in the official rankings. The Rocket has made eight starts and has allowed more than two runs only one time.

Webb picked up the win in his last outing as he beat the Cubs at Wrigley. The right-hander allowed four runs over seven innings on a hot and steamy night with the wind blowing out at 15 mph. Webb was the D-Backs lone All-Star representative and pitched a scoreless inning.

PETCO Park | 10:05 PM ET

Pedro Astacio, RHP (2-1, 5.23) Nationals (48-60)

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Mike Thompson, RHP (3-3, 4.34) Padres (55-52)

Scouting Report:
He has pitched at least six innings in his last three starts. He will face the Padres for the second time this season. On July 8, the Padres hit Astacio hard. He gave up five runs, four earned, in 3 2/3 innings.

Thompson continues to be the model of consistency for a young guy always on call as an emergency starter. He gave the team his usual six innings and three runs allowed on six hits and three walks against the Rockies on Sunday, but it wasn't enough on a day Jason Jennings was a little better. With his seventh quality start in 11 outings, Thompson didn't have his good fastball but managed to pitch through crises after a two-run first inning put him in a hole. His resilience and toughness bode well for the future.

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