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His last time out, Cobb had his worst start since returning from Tommy John surgery, getting just four outs while giving up nine hits to the Yankees. Before that, he'd given up just six runs in his first three starts after coming off the DL.
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Sale had gone six straight starts where he worked at least eight innings until Wednesday’s blip in Philadelphia, where he allowed six runs on seven hits in four innings. Sale already has set a single-season career-high with 214 2/3 innings pitched.
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Facing the Yankees on Thursday, Snell lasted five innings for just the second time in his last six starts. It was his second scoreless start of the season. Snell has struggled with command and with high pitch counts for most of the second half.
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Gonzalez’s stretch of three straight quality starts in September came to an end when the Indians got to him for four earned runs on eight hits over 4 1/3 innings. Gonzalez will be making his final start of the 2016 season in his 24th appearance.
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Archer has been a season-long enigma as his stuff doesn’t fit the Major League’s first 19-game loser since Kansas City’s Darrell May in 2004. He has a 7.03 ERA in the first inning this season, compared to 3.43 after that.
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Quintana’s single-season win total grew to 13 with a victory Saturday over the Indians. He needs 4 2/3 innings pitched to set a career high in that category at 206 2/3, and five strikeouts to give him 179 and a new single-season mark.
