Woogie where have you gone?!?! Milwaukee Brewers (55 - 43)Chris Capuano LHP (5-6, 4.96/1.48) http://msnbcmedia4.msn.com/j/ap/spanwimg10305072220.hlarge.jpg Milwaukee has lost the past 10 games Capuano has started, although nobody could blame the lefty for the latest defeat. Capuano held the D-backs hitless until the fourth inning and ended up yielding just two earned runs on four hits and two walks in seven innings. In his previous three starts, Capuano had gone 0-1 with a 10.03 ERA. @ Cincinnati Reds (41 - 58)Aaron Harang RHP (10-2, 3.63/1.22) http://i.a.cnn.net/si/2005/fantasy/04/09/sixty.feet/tx_harang_all.jpg Harang had to settle for a no-decision against the Braves on Wednesday after giving up two earned runs and 10 hits over 7 2/3 innings with two walks and eight strikeouts. Cincinnati won the game, 5-4, in 15 innings. The right-hander returned home to San Diego after the start for a bereavement leave because of the death of his grandfather. He was expected to be back to make this start. Radio: 620 WTMJ. TV: FSN (642 DTV, 31 TWC Mke) [hr][b]NL Central Standings[/b] Milwaukee         55        43        - Chicago         51        46        3.5 St. Louis         45        50        8.5 Houston         42        56        13 Pittsburgh         41        56        13.5 Cincinnati         41        58        14.5 NL Central ActivityDodgers (55-44) @ Astros (42-56) 7:05pm CT Cubs - Inactive Pirates - Inactive Cards - Inactive Series Probables 7/24 - Gallardo RHP (2-1,2.34/1.01) v. Belisle RHP (5-6, 5.13/1.43 ) 7/25 - Suppan RHP (8-8, 4.92/1.52 ) v. Lohse RHP (5-12, 4.71/1.36) 7/26 - Bush RHP (8-8, 4.83/1.31 ) vs. Livingston LHP (2-1,3.52/1.61)