Michael Lorenzen has best start of season in no-decision Wednesday
by David Leisering | Rockies Correspondent | Thu, Jun 11th 6:41am EDT
Michael Lorenzen allowed just a run on two hits while striking out a season-high seven over five innings in a no-decision against the Cubs on Wednesday.
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Lorenzen retired the first nine batters he faced before allowing a leadoff triple to Pete Crow-Armstrong - who would later score on an RBI groundout - to start the fourth. Lorenzen then allowed a double to Nico Hoerner in the fifth but left him stranded there. The veteran righthander still has an inflated ERA (7.49) and WHIP (1.90) while pitching to a 2-8 record and allowing a .349 opponents' batting average through 15 appearances - 14 starts - this season. However, maybe Lorenzen can build off of Wednesday's start as he will get the Cubs again on Monday, in Chicago.
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