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Making his second start after recovering from Tommy John surgery, Morton should be over the nerves that marred the outset of his first outing. He appears to have a little extra on his fastball, which reached 95 mph on Wednesday.
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Latos enters Tuesday without a loss in his last 21 starts, a franchise record. Even when he's been upset with his performance, like after allowing four runs on eight hits on Thursday in Chicago, he's pitched well enough to keep the Reds in games.
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Locke continued as a major revelation with seven shutout innings in his last start, his fourth scoreless out of the past six. He has lowered his ERA a full run in those six outings and has allowed only 40 hits in his past 67 innings.
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After giving up three runs and 12 hits, one shy of a career high, on Friday, Arroyo said it was the best he's felt pitching deep in a game this season. He lasted 7 2/3 innings against the Brewers before giving up a game-tying homer.
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Cumpton earned a repeat start with a fine showing in his Major League debut on Saturday, when he had the Dodgers blanked entering the fifth. He lived up to his reputation as a control pitcher, throwing 50 of 76 pitches for strikes with one walk.
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One game after getting to .500, Bailey couldn't contain the Crew on Saturday, giving up six runs on eight hits over seven. Bailey has allowed six or more runs in two of his past four starts, but he also has an eight-inning shutout in that stretch.
