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With 17 innings over his past two starts, both victories, deGrom appears on the verge of the consistency he has sought all season. Part of the formula, he believes, has been increasing his changeup usage rather than relying so much on his slider.
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Cueto said he watched film from 2016 to get a better understanding of his struggles this season. He was more aggressive his last start, going seven innings, allowing two earned runs. In his last five outings, he has four quality starts.
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Yet again the Mets will call on Montero, this time to replace Zack Wheeler in the rotation. Though Montero holds a 10.80 ERA in two starts, the Mets hope he can build upon a pair of recent long relief outings -- one run in 6 2/3 innings combined.
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Moore won his first game since May 13 against the Braves Tuesday night. He was effective and attacked opposing hitters low and away. Moore racked up six strikeouts and only issued one walk. At home, Moore has a 3.07 ERA in six starts.
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Though Gsellman owns a 13.50 ERA his last two starts, he’s healthy, which qualifies him to take the mound again. Gsellman said after his last outing that he needs to pitch inside more to become less predictable, and make batters uncomfortable.
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Straily remains Miami's most consistent starter, allowing one run and seven hits in 12 1/3 innings in his last two starts. Before those two outings, he had given up seven runs in 11 innings in his previous two starts.
