So it turns out you can't win them all when you score 2 runs, but you can still come close. Oh well, time to start a new winning streak on the remains of alleged contenders. On this day, it'll be a battle of two NL Central pitchers who were on different NL Central teams last year. In the red corner, we have Mike Leake of the Cardinals, formerly of the Reds and Giants, whose highlight video consists of slow ground balls because that's the best he's got. He's a sinkerballer that works low and away to RHs and low and in to LHs and tries to induce ground balls. Basically, he's last year's second half Hammel. In the blue corner, we have John Lackey of the Cubs, who is the best pitcher on the planet if you ask him, as nothing he allows is his fault. It's astounding, really, how many rockets that aren't caught just weren't played right when Lackey is pitching, but it's only offset by the terrible job umpires do when he throws clear strikes that are called balls. He works with 3 different fastballs at 3 different speeds, a regular fastball that sits at 91, a cut fastball that comes in at about 83, and a 2-seam fastball at 93. When he really wants to get shelled, he works in a curveball that isn't really fooling anyone. He works down and away to RH batters and up and away to LH batters.