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10:15 pm EDT Mon Apr 26, 2010

The Philadelphia Phillies knew Roy Halladay was good when they traded for him in the offseason. The former Cy Young Award winner is just proving them right. Coming off his first career NL shutout, Halladay takes the mound Monday in San Francisco, where the Phillies open a three-game set against a Giants team looking to give more support to left-hander Jonathan Sanchez. Acquired from Toronto in December in a three-team deal that sent Cliff Lee to Seattle, Halladay has been nothing short of spectacular in four starts as a Phillie, going 4-0 with a 0.82 ERA. The 32-year-old right-hander has two complete games and struck out 28 while walking just three in 33 innings. Halladay has won his first four starts for the first time in his 13-year career.

The NL East-leading Phillies could use another solid start from the six-time All-Star after dropping two of three to Arizona over the weekend. Philadelphia’s starters went 0-1 with a 7.31 ERA in the series, and the team allowed a season-high 15 hits in Sunday’s 8-6 loss. Ryan Howard posted his first two hits of the series Sunday, but the former MVP is batting .214 with no homers in the last 13 games. Howard, who had two hits in 15 at-bats as the Phillies lost three of four in San Francisco last season, is 3 for 12 with six strikeouts lifetime against Sanchez. The Giants 27-year-old left-hander has allowed just one run while striking out 21 in his last two outings combined. Opponents are batting .167 against him. Sanchez, though, is among the lowest in the NL in run support average at 2.79. Despite allowing one run and one hit over seven innings in his last outing, Sanchez suffered the loss Tuesday as the Giants fell 1-0 at San Diego. Sergio Romo pitched one inning of hitless relief for San Francisco, which lost for the first time since moving to the Bay Area in 1958 when one-hitting an opponent.