Gio Gonzalez picked up his 15th victory of the year by limiting the Giants to two runs in 6 2/3 innings on Monday. Gonzalez had it easy in this one, as the Nationals scored eight runs through three innings and 14 through five. He's now tied for the major league lead in victories. He did give up a homer for the first time in five starts when Brandon Crawford took him deep in the seventh tonight.

Gio Gonzalez tossed just his second career complete game in Wednesday's 4-3 win over the Astros, scattering nine hits and two walks while striking out seven. He also launched his first career home run, a two-run shot off Armando Galarraga in the second. Gonzalez has looked much more like the good pitcher he was for the A's the past two months than the absolutely dominant one he was for the Nationals in April and May, but is still sporting an excellent 3.32 ERA, 1.14 WHIP and 154/54 K/BB ratio through 141 frames. He'll get the Giants in San Francisco on Monday.

Gio Gonzalez struck out 10 Marlins on Friday, but allowed four runs on nine hits over eight innings in a losing effort. Gonzalez was cruising along until the sixth inning, where the Carlos Lee delivered a two-run single, then scored on an RBI single from Donovan Solano. Lee struck again, driving home Jose Reyes with an RBI bounce out in the eighth inning. He has been very shaky in five starts since the All-Star break, compiling a 1-3 record and 4.75 ERA. He'll attempt to right the ship when he battles the Astros in Houston on Thursday.

Gio Gonzalez was lousy in Sunday's 11-10, 11-inning win over the Brewers, allowing five runs (four earned) on five hits and five walks in six innings of work. Gonzalez will finish July having allowed four or more runs in three of his six starts. He recorded more than 18 outs just once. The sudden reversion to his (still good) A's form ballooned his ERA from 2.78 to 3.27. Gonzalez should remain an excellent fantasy option down the stretch, just not the elite one he was earlier in the year. He'll get the Marlins at home Friday.

Gio Gonzalez was tagged for six runs in 3 1/3 innings by the Mets on Thursday. Matched up against the NL's only other 12-game winner in R.A. Dickey, Gonzalez faltered today. He gave up homers to David Wright and Ike Davis, and he also walked three, though one of those was intentional. It was his shortest outing of the year and the first time he hasn't struck out at least four batters (he had just two K's).

Gio Gonzalez pitched well in a losing effort against the Marlins on Saturday, allowing two runs in six innings Gonzalez walked none and punched out nine, picking up right where he left off in the first half of the season. Through 18 starts with the Nationals, he is now 12-4 with a 2.93 ERA and 127/42 K/BB ratio in 107 2/3 innings. The lefty will attempt to keep the ball rolling when he squares off against the Mets at home on Thursday.

Gio Gonzalez stifled the Rockies offense on Saturday en route to his 12th victory, allowing just one run on three hits over six strong innings. Gonzalez punched out six while walking three in the game. The lone run he allowed was courtesy of a sacrifice fly from Jordan Pacheco in the fourth inning. Gonzalez has had a tremendous first half in his first season on the senior circuit, going 12-3 with a 2.92 ERA and 118/42 K/BB ratio through 101 2/3 innings.

Fresh off being named to his second consecutive All Star Game, Gio Gonzalez had one of his poorer starts of the season in Sunday's 8-4 win over the Braves, allowing four runs on five hits and four walks in just five innings of work. Gonzalez struck out four and served up a three-run homer to Freddie Freeman in improving to 11-3. The outing was his second shortest of the year, though he's now allowed four earned runs in back-to-back starts. His final start before the All-Star break will come Saturday at home against the Rockies.

Gio Gonzalez was hittable on Tuesday, surrendering five runs -- four earned -- and allowing eight hits over six innings against the Rockies. Fortunately, his offense showed up and scored 12 runs. Gonzalez struck out seven and walked one while giving up a pair of solo homers. Improving to 10-3, the 26-year-old southpaw now holds a 2.78 ERA through 15 starts this season. He allowed more than three runs in a start for the first time since his season debut.

Gio Gonzalez allowed two runs over six innings Thursday in a win over the Rays. Gonzalez scattered seven hits while striking out four and walking a pair. He held the Rays to just one run before giving up a game-tying single to Sean Rodriguez in the bottom of the sixth. However, the Nats answered with two runs in the bottom half of the inning to put Gonzalez in line for his ninth win. The 26-year-old southpaw now holds a 2.55 ERA through 14 starts this season and hasn't allowed more than three runs in a start since his season debut. He'll try to keep the streak going next week against the Rockies.