35 Cole Hamels, SP

Phillies starter Cole Hamels expressed some frustration during Sunday's post-game interview with reporters, according to MLB.com.

When asked whether the Phillies were a playoff team this season, Hamels avoided the question.  "I’m not going to comment on that one. You can ask the other guys that one," Hamels said. Hamels isn't the only Phillies pitcher to voice frustration this year. Cliff Lee has already expressed his desire to win this year, and is considered a major trade target at the deadline. 

Hamels has struggled this season, with a 4.40 ERA in 94 innings. 

Phillies starter Cole Hamels (2-10) had a quality start but suffered his 10th loss Sunday afternoon against the Rockies. Hamels allowed three runs on six hits and two walks while striking out seven in seven innings of a 5-2 loss.

The right-hander has allowed six runs over his last three starts (20 innings). But he has one win over his last nine starts. He is scheduled to make his next start Saturday at home against the Mets. He yielded a run in six innings in his previous meeting against the Mets April 28.

Phillies starting pitcher Cole Hamels tossed another quality start Tuesday against the Twins, his second in a row, but he took a no-decision in a 3-2 loss.

Hamels limited Minnesota to two runs on seven hits in his six innings of work, but was actually in line for the loss when he left the game, due to the Phillies' offensive struggles. He allowed both runs in the second inning, on a pair of RBI doubles by Justin Morneau and Oswaldo Arcia.

Hamels struck out five batters and walked none, while throwing 75 of 108 pitches for strikes. He lowered his ERA to 4.45 on the season, but is still just 2-9 overall. He has four quality starts in his last five, heading into his next start, Sunday in Colorado.