Cole Hamels yielded five runs and two homers in five innings Wednesday in a loss to the Indians.

Hamels dropped to 1-6, but this is his first poor outing since April 7; he had a 2.41 ERA over his previous six starts. Subpar command has definitely plagued him this season, but it doesn't help matters that the Phillies have completely thrown defense out the window and started going with a Domonic Young-John Mayberry Jr.-Delmon Young outfield.

Cole Hamels held the Marlins to two runs over eight innings Saturday but took his fourth loss.

Hamels struck out six batters and didn't issue a walk, but he allowed solo homers to Marcell Ozuna and Chris Valaika, and the Philadelphia offense failed to bail him out. Hamels is now 1-4 with a 4.34 ERA in seven starts this season. He will hope to get better support in his next scheduled outing against the Diamondbacks.

Cole Hamels remained winless despite a superb start Tuesday, as he held the Pirates to two run while striking out six over eight frames.

He allowed seven hits - including a solo homer to Gaby Sanchez - while walking just one. Hamels threw 118 pitches after failing to crack the 100-pitch mark in three of his first four outings. The left-hander has registered a quality start each of the last three times out and has struck out nearly a batter per inning, but he's still looking for his first W. He'll get another crack at it Sunday against the Mets.