Kyle Harrison

Sensational. The only run scored off Harrison came on a sacrifice fly in the third inning. Minus that, the left-hander was essentially unchallenged while showing off his enormous swing-and-miss potential. It gives the 22-year-old his sixth win of the season, while lowering his ERA to 3.69. There's potential for blowups for Harrison, but there's a chance four outings like this; particularly against bad teams like Colorado. He's scheduled to face the Reds on Friday in Cincinnati.

That'll keep Webb on four days' rest. Webb has pitched really well in his last two starts versus the Dodgers, though he was roughed up by them in a loss back in early April. The switch means that Harrison now gets to face the Rockies in San Francisco, which is definitely nice for those rostering him.

Kyle Harrison accomplished something no other MLB pitcher has during his impressive start at Coors Field on Friday at Coors Field.

Harrison allowed just the one hit, but he did issue four walks with 56-of-93 pitches counting for strikes. The southpaw was able to work around those free passes by striking out six in what was mostly a strong effort for the 22-year-old hurler. Unfortunately, the offense didn't provide much offense and his bullpen blew the lead. Harrison lowers his ERA to 3.86 and will get a chance to lower it more next week, but it'll be tough with a scheduled start against the Dodgers.

A bullpen meltdown spoiled Kyle Harrison's gem in the Giants' 7-3 loss to the Colorado Rockies on Friday at Coors Field.