Greinke gave up four runs and six hits in 6.1 innings against Detroit on Friday, but did not record a decision. Greinke walked a pair and struck out three.

Greinke absolutely cruised through the first six innings, retiring 18 of 20 batters, but things went south in the seventh frame. Kansas City has done a terrible job scoring runs for Greinke all season, although they staked him to a 4-0 lead on Friday.

Miller gave up one run and seven hits in five innings to pick up his first win of the season on Friday. Miller issued three walks and struck out six.

Miller needed 104 pitches to get through five innings and put a lot of men on base, but was able to work out of trouble effectively. It took Miller over one year to get a win as his last victory came on July 4 of last season.

Capuano allowed one run in five innings on Friday, but took the hard-luck loss at Philadelphia. Capuano gave up four hits and two walks while striking out four.

Capuano wasn't able to go deep into the game, even though he had only thrown 80 pitches, and the only run he allowed (and the only run of the game) came on a groundout. Capuano struggled in his last start, surrendering six runs in just three innings, so Friday's outing was a major improvement.