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Records at Glance: Brewers: 73-70, T-1st NL Central; Pirates: 63-80, 5th NL Central
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Yovani Gallardo, RHP (7-4, 4.27)
Bryan Bullington, RHP (0-1, 15.00)
Scouting Report
Brewers: Gallardo worked seven shutout innings to beat the Astros on Wednesday for his third win in four starts, holding Houston to six hits and never allowing a runner past second base. He also went 1-for-3 at the plate and scored a run, boosting his batting average to .281 (9-for-32). He is nearing the point where Brewers officials are concerned about his innings pitched.
Pirates: With Paul Maholm still sidelined with tightness in his lower back, Bullington will get a second start since being called up. The former No. 1 Draft pick made his first Major League start last Thursday and lasted just three innings while allowing five runs. The Pirates are going to remain very cautious on how many pitches Bullington throws, since it is still his first season off shoulder surgery. Before joining the Pirates, Bullington pitched 150 innings down at Triple-A.
Injury Report
Brewers
Manny Parra -- 15-day DL (displaced chip fracture, left thumb)
[color=black]Pirates
Salom
You love to bust out with your stats any chance you get...dont you? Unfortunetely stats dont tell you everything. I mean its a big factor but there are many other factors that go into making decisions. If it was all based on stats we would probably be 30 games under .500.
It's all good I was just messin with ya. Cant wait to see how Yo-Go does both on the mound and at bat tonight. It seems like he is better than half the hitters on our bench.