LHP Matt Moore will hope to put past issues against the Los Angeles Dodgers behind him when he faces them in the finale of a three-game series Wednesday night. The 31-year-old is 3-3 with a 5.36 ERA in eight career starts against the Dodgers. Moore is coming off the 50th win of his career in a 9-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Friday.

LHP Matt Moore picked up the victory with 6 2/3 innings of two-run, five-hit ball on Friday night against the White Sox. He is 5-1 with a 1.67 ERA in six career starts against Chicago. "He looked relaxed and threw strikes with all his pitches. ... Here, he gets us deep in the game and did a great job," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said.

LHP Matt Moore made the third relief appearance of his career Sunday against the Cardinals. Moore pitched scoreless eighth and ninth innings, giving up one hit. He hadn't pitched in relief since Sept. 17, 2011. Moore had been tentatively scheduled to start Monday's game at the Rockies. That start now will be taken by RHP Chris Stratton.

LHP Matt Moore is 4-13 and tied for the National League lead in losses with 13. But the Giants scored only two runs for Moore in Tuesday's loss to the Padres. Moore entered the game with the third-lowest run-support figure in the major Leagues at 3.56. San Francisco has scored a total of 61 runs in Moore's 27 starts.

LHP Matt Moore pitched his third consecutive strong game in Wednesday's 4-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. He limited the Brewers to one run on five hits in six innings before leaving a 1-1 game. He did not get a decision. Moore has allowed five runs in 20 1/3 innings (a 2.21 ERA) in his last three starts.

LHP Matt Moore is scheduled to make his first career start against the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday. He's going off arguably his best outing of the season, having held the Philadelphia Phillies to two runs and two hits in 7 1/3 innings in a 10-2 victory Friday. The win was Moore's first since June 20.

LHP Matt Moore came within five outs of his second career shutout in Friday's 10-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Moore was pulled with a 6-0 lead in the eighth inning and two runners aboard, both of which scored following consecutive singles off RHP Cory Gearrin. Moore's only career shutout came on a two-hitter against the Boston Red Sox on July 22, 2013 for the Tampa Bay Rays. The home win was Moore's first since beating the Cincinnati Reds on May 13.

LHP Matt Moore hopes to ride the momentum of one of his best starts of the season when he faces the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday night. Moore allowed just two runs at Washington on Sunday, only the seventh time in 24 starts this season that he gave up two or fewer runs. He also struck out a season-best nine in his seven innings. Moore has gone 0-1 with a 6.14 ERA in three career starts against the Phillies.

LHP Matt Moore made the start in Game 2 Sunday night in Washington. He gave up a solo homer in the third to 2B Daniel Murphy, who hit the ball into the Giants bullpen in left. Moore gave another solo homer, to Ryan Zimmerman and ended up allowing the two runs in seven innings with nine strikeouts and did not figure in the decision.

LHP Matt Moore (3-12) surrendered five runs (all earned) on eight hits while walking one and striking out seven during six innings. He threw 97 pitches, of which 61 were strikes, during his 22nd start of the season.

LHP Matt Moore allowed just three hits in 6 1/3 innings Friday night. He left the game with a 4-2 lead only to see the bullpen upchuck the lead in a 6-4 loss.

LHP Matt Moore will return to the scene of the highlight of his 2016 season when he opens a three-game road series against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday night. Moore took a no-hitter into the ninth inning against the Dodgers last August in his fifth start as a Giant. He has not duplicated that success this season, going just 3-7 on the road. He's 3-3 with a 5.54 ERA in seven career starts against the Dodgers.

LHP Matt Moore allowed four runs, all in the same inning, in Saturday's win over the San Diego Padres. The big blow was a two-run triple by Padres RHP Luis Perdomo. It was just the seventh hit Moore has allowed to a pitcher in 69 at-bats over his career.

LHP Matt Moore will make his first career start against the San Diego Padres in the third game of the Giants' home series Saturday. He has not pitched well either at home or on the road this season. The Giants are just 5-14 in his starts -- 2-7 at home and 3-7 on the road.

LHP Matt Moore hit and pitched well enough to get a win in Monday's loss to the Cleveland Indians. But he didn't help himself in the field, overthrowing first base on an underhand toss that helped the Indians rally from an early 3-1 deficit. Two of the four runs Moore allowed in the 5-3 defeat were unearned. He delivered one of the Giants' three runs with an RBI single.

LHP Matt Moore was scorched for a career-high-tying 12 hits in just 3 1/3 innings in Friday's loss to the Miami Marlins. He has allowed 10 or more hits six times in his career, with three of those coming this season. The only other time Moore had allowed 12 hits in a game came against the Baltimore Orioles while he was pitching for the Tampa Bay Rays in 2013.

LHP Matt Moore has been inconsistent all season, but had one of his better starts, if a little on the short side. He allowed one run on four hits over 5 2/3 innings, with five strikeouts and six walks in the no-decision. "Pitching with runners on base, a lot of runners on base all day," said Moore, who is 1-4 in his past eight starts. "I think I had one clean inning (the fifth) in there. But as the game went on, I think I settled in with just a little bit more of my mechanics." Manager Bruce Bochy was complimentary: "Gutty effort by Matty. Last thing you want to see is him getting a loss. I saw a lot of improvement. He should feel good about the start. He did have a couple of hiccups with the walks, but he regrouped. He didn't let it get to him and kept them at bay. He had great stuff. Now, command came and went a few times, but the thing is he didn't let it get away from him."

LHP Matt Moore surrendered two home runs in one game to the same hitter for the fourth time in his career Sunday in the Giants' 8-2 loss to the New York Mets. Mets C Rene Rivera joined 1B David Ortiz, OF/3B Danny Valencia and 1B Anthony Rizzo as those who have accomplished the feat against Moore. He allowed five runs in 4 1/3 innings, raising his June ERA to 8.88.

LHP Matt Moore will seek to improve on his 5.82 ERA, third worst in the National League, when he pitches Sunday against the New York Mets. He has faced the Mets twice previously in his career, going 0-1 with a 5.23 ERA. The Giants are just 4-11 in Moore's 15 starts this season.

LHP Matt Moore (3-7, 5.82 ERA) pitched into the eighth inning Tuesday against the Braves and won for the first time since May 13, allowing seven hits and three runs while striking out six and walking one. He entered the game with the highest road ERA in the majors this season at 9.24 and had lost his previous five road decisions dating to last year.