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Odorizzi will make his first start for the Rays after getting called up to take David Price's rotation spot. He came over in the trade that sent James Shields to the Royals. In eight starts at Triple-A Durham he was 4-0 with a 3.83 ERA.
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Dickey had his swing-and-miss stuff the last time on the mound against the Giants. The knuckleballer struck out 10 batters while scattering six hits and two walks. He allowed two earned runs while recording his team-leading sixth quality start.
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Cobb gave the Rays his sixth quality start in eight outings on Thursday, holding the Red Sox to one run on three hits in 6 1/3 innings, only to come away with a no-decision. He has averaged a staff-high 6 2/3 innings per start.
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Ortiz has been one of the surprise stories in the past couple of weeks after joining Toronto's rotation. The 39-year-old has allowed just two runs on 10 hits in 12 innings for the Blue Jays after beginning the year with Triple-A Buffalo.
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After putting forth a solid outing through seven innings Friday night against the Orioles, Hellickson saw that effort tainted in the eighth when he was charged with four earned runs. He is 2-1 with a 3.70 ERA in four career starts at Rogers Centre.
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Buehrle's line in his last start vs. the Yankees didn't do him justice. He allowed two runs through six innings in what would have been a quality start but a rough seventh changed that. In the end, he was charged with five runs on six hits.
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Morrow made his return to the mound vs. the Yankees on Saturday following an upper back injury, and he surrendered five runs over five innings. He looked relatively solid but was undone by a pair of home runs off the bat of Robinson Cano.
