Barry Zito (SP)

Giants starter Barry Zito picked up his second win of the season during Sunday afternoon's contest against the Diamondbacks. Zito, who was making his seventh start of the year, allowed three runs on five hits over six innings in the 7-3 win. Most of the damage he surrendered came in the fourth inning as he surrendered a pair of RBI doubles in the frame. However, he was able to keep Arizona off the...

Giants starter Barry Zito suffered his first loss of the season on Monday night in Los Angeles. In a battle of undefeated pitchers, Ted Lilly was the victor as Zito was not economical with his pitches. Zito walked four batters and needed 103 pitches to go just six innings. He gave up three earned runs to Lilly's one and fell to 1-1 on the year. Zito surrendered eight hits and struck out three as his...

Giants starting pitcher Barry Zito has enjoyed something of a renaissance in the early going of the season, however that did not extend into Wednesday’s start against the Marlins, as he matched a career-high by walking seven batters in just 3 2/3 innings. Zito managed to limit the damage to just two runs, one earned, however he required so many pitches that he was unable to get out of the fourth...

San Francisco Giants SP Barry Zito issued seven walks and got pulled after 3 2/3 ...

Giants starter Barry Zito was in line to win Wednesday's start at Cincinnati. That is until Clay Hensley entered the game and blew his lead. Zito took the no-decision as the Giants dropped the game. The starter allowed just one earned run on five hits over six innings. He walked two batters and struck out four. Zito allowed a solo homer from Scott Rolen before leaving the game. His ERA is at 1.67 on...

San Francisco Giants SP Barry Zito allowed just one earned run, five hits and two ...

San Francisco Giants SP Barry Zito takes the mound Wednesday, April 25, against the Cincinnati ...

Giants pitcher Barry Zito gave up two solo home runs to Mets outfielders Jason Bay and Kirk Nieuwenhuis on Friday night. He allowed two earned runs off four hits over his five innings of work. Zito didn't have the best command as he issued three walks and struck out two before turning the ball over to the bullpen. The 'pen couldn't hold on to the lead though, as the Mets tied the game in the bottom...

San Francisco Giants SP Barry Zito allowed two runs and four hits in five innings ...

San Francisco Giants SP Barry Zito has a personal catcher, and it will be C ...

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For the benefit of those who are new to fantasy baseball, I'll take a moment here at the top to explain why we publish a weekly preview of two-start pitchers: It's because these guys will all get two starts in the coming week.

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