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    Fifth starter Matt Kinney is available for bullpen duty this week.
    Kinney pitched Thursday and won’t start again until Sunday in Arizona.
  • SF Relief Pitcher
    Chris Capuano’s extended stay on the DL means that Matt Kinney will get at least one more chance to remain in the rotation.
    Kinney, whose ERA is 8.61 after a horrendous outing Wednesday night against Cincinnati, is scheduled to face the Reds again Tuesday night. He’s not an option in any format.
  • SF Relief Pitcher
    Matt Kinney has lost his spot in the Brewers’ rotation and will pitch out of the bullpen.
    Kinney is 0-2 with an 8.61 ERA and .337 opponents’ batting average after five starts. No permanent replacement has been named, but Victor Santos will make a spot start in Kinney’s place Tuesday. Wes Obermueller is also on the verge of losing his job when Chris Capuano returns.
  • SF Relief Pitcher
    Matt Kinney will start tonight against the Twins.
    That is all that is known about the Milwaukee rotation this weekend. ''We’ll let you know something tomorrow,’' manager Ned Yost said. It’d be fun to think Yost has a secret ace up his sleeve, but he’s probably just buying time. Look for Matt Ford Saturday, followed by a callup to replace Ruben Quevedo on Sunday.
  • SF Relief Pitcher
    With Chris Capuano scheduled to return to the Brewer rotation, Matt Kinney will be assigned to relief work.
    He wasn’t very good in his fill in start for Capuano and will likely not return to the rotation anytime soon as Victor Santos has been excellent in a starting role. The Brewers demoted outfielder Corey Hart to Triple-A Indianapolis after last night’s game to make room on the roster for Capuano.
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    Brewer GM Doug Melvin is trying to work out a trade with the White Sox for RHP Matt Kinney.
    If Kinney, who was designated for assignment this past Friday is not dealt, he will likely clear waivers and report to Triple-A Indianapolis.
  • SF Relief Pitcher
    Matt Kinney allowed five runs -- four earned -- in six innings against the Pirates tonight.
    Kinney’s ERA has been steadily climbing for the last two months. He still has some value in NL-only leagues, but don’t expect him to return to where he was earlier this year.
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    Matt Kinney struck out three in two hitless innings today against the A’s.
    Kinney is one of the candidates to become Milwaukee’s fifth starter. He’s out of options, so if he doesn’t win a rotation spot, he could make the team as a middle reliever.
  • SF Relief Pitcher
    Matt Kinney returned to action tonight and allowed four runs -- three earned -- in an inning of work.
    Kinney hadn’t pitched since leaving Tuesday’s game with cramps in his right calf.
  • SF Relief Pitcher
    Matt Kinney surrendered four runs in 5 1/3 innings today in his first National League start.
    Kinney held the Cardinals scoreless his first two times through the lineup, but they started getting to him in the fifth inning. Still, considering the opponent, the Brewers probably won’t be discouraged with him.