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Buckner make his Angels debut after being recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake on May 16. Buckner went 4-2 for Salt Lake with a 4.56 ERA in eight starts. Buckner was drafted by the Royals and got his first big league win for Kansas City in 2007.
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Guthrie had his second straight rough outing Monday night at Houston. He gave up six earned runs and eight hits in five innings. Guthrie's streak of 18 straight starts without a loss ended last week in Anaheim.
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Williams has begun to make a strong case to be a mainstay in the Angels' rotation. The right-hander threw eight shutout innings against the Mariners his last start and has had three straight quality starts.
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For the third start in a row, Davis couldn't make it through the sixth inning Tuesday at Houston. He allowed three runs on seven hits with four walks. Davis got the win in a 9-5 victory on May 15, but gave up nine hits and four runs in 5 1/3 innings.
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Wainwright pitched 7 1/3 innings Tuesday, his seventh start of at least seven innings this year. He showcased the changeup he's been working on and he got his delivery back in sync after some troubles in his previous outing.
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Shields gave up a two-run homer in the first inning and nothing else over his next six innings Wednesday night in Houston. He struck out seven and walked none, but he took the defeat in a 3-1 loss, once again suffering from a lack of run support.
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Santana isn't getting much support, an average of just 2.9 runs per start. He pitched pretty well Thursday, although he gave up four homers that produced five runs in a loss to the Angels. He has zero walks for the fourth time in his nine starts
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Mendoza worked around seven hits and four walks in just five innings and gave up only one run on Friday against the Angels. His most effective pitch seemed to be the two-seam fastball, which he relied on heavily during the game.
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