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Top Two-Start Starts (#1 being the best)

1. John Danks (CHW) -- Mon-SEA (Hernandez), Sat-OAK (Sheets) - If you solely look at the W-L record, it has been a roller coaster ride. Lose 2, Win 3, Lose 2, Win 3. So that would make him lose the next two right? No, I think the trend will be broken and the winning streak extended as he faces a SEA team that he's beaten twice already (15 2/3 IP, 2 ER, 13 K) and an OAK squad that he's never lost to in five career starts (4-0, 1.62 ERA).
2. Gavin Floyd (CHW) -- Tue-SEA (Rowland-Smith), Sun-OAK (Braden) -  After giving up 6 ER in 2 2/3 IP against Texas on June 2nd, he's been on his game. Has allowed just 8 ER in his last 9 starts since. Gave up 0 ER to SEA in his last start (7 IP, 6 K) and like his fellow staff-mate, is undefeated vs. OAK lifetime (2-0, 1.33 ERA in four career starts).
3. Brandon Morrow (TOR) -- Mon-BAL (Bergesen), Sun-CLE (TBD) -  Is just 1-1 and has given up some runs against BAL and CLE in four starts combined, but he's been a K machine against them (30 K in 23 1/3 IP).
4. Barry Zito (SF) -- Mon-FLA (Nolasco), Sat-LAD (Kershaw) - After getting past the 5th inning only twice in four starts, has gotten back on track in his last two (15 1/3 IP, 2 ER, 14 K). In four combined starts against these two teams this season, has given up just 6 ER in 27 2/3 IP.
5. Joel Pineiro (LAA) -- Mon-BOS (Buchholz), Sun-TEX (Lewis) -  After a nice eight start undefeated streak (7-0, 16 ER allowed), faltered against NYY in his last start, which happens to alot of pitchers when facing them. Has given up just 5 ER in 12 IP vs. both teams in '10.

Top One-Start Starts (#1 being the best)

1. Tim Hudson (ATL) --Wed-@WAS (Hernandez) - After starting off the season 6-1, has struggled a little, getting a L then W in his last eight starts. Hasn't struggled at all vs. WAS this season, giving up only 2 ER in two starts (14 IP).
2. C.J. Wilson (TEX) -- Thu-OAK (Cahill) - After a three-start span of 14 ER allowed, has recovered nicely, as he's not allowed more than 3 ER in his last ten starts (6-2). Has loved pitching at Rangers Ballpark this season (7-2, 3.17 ERA in 12 starts). One of those 12 starts was against OAK on May 13th (7 IP, 1 ER, 5 K).
3. Hiroki Kuroda (LAD) -- Wed-@SD (Richard) - After a three-start losing streak (11 ER), got back on the winning track against the NYM in his last start (8 IP, 0 ER). Was 2-0 in two starts at Petco Park last season (11 IP, 4 ER).
4. Madison Bumgarner (SF) -- Thu-FLA (Sanchez) - After going 0-2 in his first two starts (7 ER), has gone 4-0 since (4 ER). What's stands out about it is this streak has all been done on the road, which for a rookie, is impressive. Returns home this upcoming week against a FLA squad who's hitting under .220 Post All-Star break so far.
5. Brett Myers (HOU) -- Tue-CHC (Lilly) - Has had a nice comeback season, which might be rewarded with getting acquired by a playoff-contending team. Has been solid against the CHC so far in '10 (13 2/3 IP, 3 ER, 14 K).

Top Set-Up Weeks (#1 being the best) 

1. Tim Stauffer (SD) -- (3 LAD, 3 FLA) - Not even appendicitis can affect him. After returning from a two-month stint on the DL, has picked up right where he left off, as he hasn't allowed an ER since heading into today (has allowed only 1 ER in 29 1/3 IP this season). Allowed only 2 ER combined against both teams last season (12 2/3 IP), two teams that have been struggling offensively Post All-Star break.  
2. Darren O'Day (TEX) -- (3 OAK, 3 @LAA) - Don't let the last name fool you. Since giving up 2 ER on June 1st, has been spotless as far as ER go, both day and night. Has been spotless against these two teams so far (7 appearances - 6 IP, 0 ER, 8 K).
3. Koji Uehara (BAL) -- (3 @TOR, 4 @KAN) - After struggling as a starter last season, has adjusted well in a reliever's role in '10. Since making his season debut in early May, he's looked good, allowing 4 ER and striking out 17 in 14 1/3 IP in his first 14 appearances. Has had scoreless appearances vs. both teams so far.   

Bottom Two-Start Starts (#1 being the worst)

1. Carlos Silva (CHC) -- Mon-@HOU (Wright), Sun-@COL (De La Rosa) - After starting out the season surprisingly at 9-2, has fallen off the track in his last two starts, allowing 11 ER in his last two starts (2 1/3 IP). One of those starts was against HOU (5 ER in 1 IP). Has a career ERA and BAA of 5.40 and .400 respectively at Coors Field.
2. Kevin Millwood (BAL) -- Tue-@TOR (Romero), Sun-@KAN (Chen) - Has struggled since finally getting his first tastes of victory in two consecutive starts in June. Since, is 0-1, giving up 15 ER. Will face a TOR team he's 0-2 against so far and a KAN squad that hits .290 at home.
3. Zach Duke (PIT) -- Tue-@COL (De La Rosa), Sun-@STL (Garcia) - After a five-start losing streak, got back on the winning track in his last start against MIL. Has a 6.48 ERA and .338 BAA away from home, which isn't a good sign when your upcoming opponents love hitting at their own ballparks.   
4. Brad Bergesen (BAL) -- Mon-@TOR (Morrow), Sat-@KAN (Greinke) - After earning his third win on May 12th, hasn't won since. Two of his last six L are against the teams he's facing this upcoming week.
5. Joe Blanton (PHI) -- Mon-COL (Hammel), Sat-@WAS (Atliano) - After a two-start winning streak, is 0-1 in his last five starts (19 ER), which isn't good prep for facing a strong offensive Rockies team. Is 0-2 with an 8.69 ERA in four career starts at Nationals Park.

Bottom One-Start Starts (#1 being the worst)

1. Mike Pelfrey (NYM) -- Fri-ARI (Kennedy) - Had a very encouraging start against the LAD after going 0-3 in last four starts (21 ER). However, one of those four forgettable starts was against ARI (1 1/3 IP, 6 ER).
2. Kevin Correia (SD) -- Thu-LAD (Padilla) - After going winless for over a month, has won his last two starts. Though, he's winless (0-2, 6.35 ERA) in two starts against LAD in '10.
3. Derek Lowe (ATL) -- Thu-@WAS (Stammen) - After going winless for over a month, got back on the winning track on July 18th against MIL. WAS helped him stay winless during that streak on June 29th (5 2/3 IP, 4 ER).
4. Doug Fister (SEA) -- Fri-@MIN (Slowey) - After starting out the season 3-1 with a 1.72 ERA, hasn't won in over two months (0-5, raising his ERA to 3.56). One of those L was against MIN on May 31st (7 2/3 IP, 5 ER).  
5. Tom Gorzelanny (CHC) -- Fri-@COL (Francis) - Has returned to starting rotation and has been solid since (4-0, 9 ER in five starts). However, like many other pitchers, has bad memories of Coors Field, with his most recent one in a dreadful start last season (1 1/3 IP, 6 ER).   

Bottom Set-Up Weeks (#1 being the worst)

1. Joba Chamberlain (NYY) --  (4 @CLE, 3 @TB) - The struggles have continued for him in the month of July. Has given up 6 ER in three combined appearances vs. both teams in '10.
2. Todd Coffey (MIL) -- (3 CIN, 3 @HOU) - The summer hasn't been kind to him so far. It should stay unkind against two teams he's given up a combined 6 ER in 4 1/3 IP against so far in '10.
3. Sean Burnett (WAS) --  (3 ATL, 3 PHI) -  Has produced some Holds recently, but a couple L and a BS surrounds them. Has given up 3 ER and 7 H in 4 2/3 IP combined vs. his upcoming opponents so far in '10.

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