Unlucky No. 13: Tim Lincecum, Matt Cain, and The Elusive Baker's Dozen

Rarely have we had negative things to write about the two-headed monster atop the San Francisco Giants' rotation. The two fireballing righties are two of the main reasons as to why the Giants are where they are in the standings. However, there's a perceived voodoo around the Twin Towers of Fastballs in orange and black right now. This isn't negativity directed toward them, per se, but few times have we seen Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain get stuck on a win total like they have been lately. As the calendar hits September, there are a good number of concerns, mostly the offensive offense, in Giants Land as the Giros steam toward a possible playoff spot. Righting the ship of the consistently inconsistent offense is obviously priority No. 1 if the Giants want to stay in the National League wild card race. A huge problem, yes, but it's come to be the norm up and down the pitching staff this year. Just as Barry Zito. He knows all about getting no run support at all. But th...