Matt Cain struggled in a loss to the White Sox on Tuesday, allowing eight runs -- seven earned -- on 10 hits over five innings. It's no surprise that Cain, a fly ball pitcher, is a bad match for U.S. Cellular Field, one of the most hitter-friendly parks in baseball. The right-hander served up two home runs among his 10 hits allowed, falling to 1-5 through 11 starts this year. Still, it hasn't been as bad as those numbers might suggest -- Cain had a 3.84 ERA heading into Tuesday's start -- and he'll look to get back in the win column again when he faces the Padres on Monday.