GL to you.

wlp starting June 7: 4-4-2

home: 1-2-1

team wlp 9i: 8-6.

Splits: ERA home , away , night , day .

As much as Nolasco seemed to improve even after his AAA stint, it's worth noting that he was 4-4-2 after that, and that this included home wins against Baltimore and Pittsburgh, and road wins against San Diego and Boston. (Three of the four, sub-.500 teams, and a couple of them -- e.g. Pittsburgh and SD -- depleted by injury and/or firesale trading binges.) His only wins against >.500 teams in the first 5 were against Boston (impressive) and Colorado (not an impressive outing, but Florida got a lot of runs for him.) Today's opponent, the Braves, are a hot team, they've done well against Nolasco in the past, with new bats.

0aw(Phil) - 3hw(Wash) - 1al(Pitts) - 0ap(Wash) - 2hl(St.L.) - 4hl(Hou) - 1aw(Fla) - 0aw(NYM) - 1hw(Colo) - 1hw(Tor) - 5aw(Ariz) - 4hl(Milw) - 2hl(Pitts) - 3al(Cinn) - 4al(Bost) - 1hl(Bost) - 1hw(Phil) - 4al(CHC) - 0aw(Colo) - ... 0hw(NYM) - 0hw(SF) -

wlp: 11-9-1.

away: 5-4-1.

home: 6-5-0.

team 9i wlp: 11-10.

Notes: ERA home 2.5, away 2.9, night 2.5, day 3.4. Had a decent start and still has a low ERA, but lost 5 of his 7 first fives heading into the all-star break. Improved Braves hitting may be able to get him some more wins assuming he can keep putting up 1s and 0s especially. (Updated 7/28).