Philadelphia at San Francisco

Tim Lincecum at home as a dog? Yes, he squares off vs. Roy Halladay, but the Phillies lineup is missing key parts, and they have produced two runs or less five times already this season, and certainly will have their work cut out for them here. Lincecum is out of the gate slow, but both starts were on the road, as he pitched eight times at home a season ago allowing 1 run or less. The Phillies’ struggling offense struggles even more vs. right-hand pitching where they are 2-7 in their last nine facing them. The Giants are pounding right-hand pitching at 7-1 in their last eight and are 13-3 in their last 16 at home vs. a team with a losing record. The Giants are 6-1 in their last seven vs. the NL East behind Lincecum. Play on San Francisco.