07/18/2006 2:40 AM ET Schmidt, Giants drubbed by Brewers All-Star's winless streak reaches seven games By Rich Draper / MLB.com Jason Schmidt hasn't won a game since striking out 16 batters on June 6. (Ben Margot/AP) SAN FRANCISCO -- For Giants pitcher Jason Schmidt, the beat sadly goes on. It's an incessant, off-key rhythm for the right-hander, who despite relative efficiency at times has routinely been rewarded with a stream of frustrating losses and no-decisions. Here he is, the winningest pitcher in San Francisco history, who had yielded two earned runs or less in 11 of his previous 13 starts, yet hasn't won a game since June 6 and saw his winless streak reach seven games in a 10-1 loss to Milwaukee on Monday at AT&T Park. It was seemingly his season's nadir, and maybe the Giants' as well. This time it was Schmidt -- fully rested after not pitching in the All-Star Game and having his slated Sunday start pushed back to Monday -- far off his game, as he yielded a season-high 10 hits and eight runs over six-plus innings . The tall right-hander has had a mix of bad luck and good outings in his winless stretch, but he hasn't reached double figures in strikeouts since whiffing a record 16 batters in a 2-1 victory over Florida. Funny, but Schmidt struck out the side in the third and retired the side in order in the fourth, but his game soured suddenly after that, the Brewers routing him with six earned runs over the next two-plus frames, including a three-run homer by Bill Hall in the sixth. "It looks like he lost it there," said manager Felipe Alou. "There were uphill fastballs and breaking balls that didn't go down to the strike zone. He didn't have the same stuff. The good breaking ball he had earlier didn't happen anymore, [or] the good life on the fastball and changeup." The Giants have dropped three straight games and seven of their last 10, and Alou is admittedly discouraged. "I can't lie, it hurts," he said of the club's 1-3 post-break mark. "We just didn't look fresh, coming back from the break. You know, the break is the break. Even when you have a job, you take a lunch, you're supposed to come back in an hour or 30 minutes fresh." San Francisco's offense was lifeless, managing only four hits overall, didn't score with the bases loaded and none out in the sixth and was 0-for-6 with runners in scoring position. Barry Bonds grounded out and walked twice, and Moises Alou went 0-for-3 and dismayed his father-manager by swinging and missing on a 3-0 fastball -- a rarity -- by Rick Helling in the sixth. Randy Winn's double and subsequent sacrifice fly by Pedro Feliz in the fourth off Brewers starter Zach Jackson accounted for the lone Giants run. "It was just one of them nights -- I should have stayed home," said Schmidt, who admitted his game plan was possibly a faulty one. "Obviously you want to win and you want the team to win and pitch well. You can walk out of there a little better when you feel like you've done your job. "Tonight," said Schmidt, "I can't walk out of there and say that." There still is life on the Giants, but it appears shortstop Omar Vizquel is the only one with flair and upbeat play at the moment. He tried to make things happen, stretching a hit into a double in the first inning then stole third moments later. Vizquel, who also singled to lead off the sixth but died on third, was not happy with the lack of enthusiasm and zest this weekend or in Monday's game. He said players need to pick up their games, do what he called "weird" stuff -- unexpected bunts, go for extra bases -- to spark the offense. "I don't know which was worse, the seventh-inning singer [who sang "Take Me Out to the Ballgame"] or the game," quipped Vizquel. "I think there are a lot of guys who are still thinking about the break. "You can't tell them what to do -- you just try to do your best and see if everybody else picks up the pace. Nothing is working. The pitching's not there , the hitting's not there. It looks like everything is dead." Well, not everything. Vizquel chuckled over the sausage race, when Giants mascot Lou Seal toppled several of the famous guests from Milwaukee off their feet. "That was the best thing about today's game," he said. Rich Draper is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs. -- 诚泰COBRAS是王道!!! 17李明进 34杨骐嘉 11林恩宇 15蔡士勤 18许竹见 42陈家鸿 43张贤智 35杨睿智 12郭铭仁 28王传家 55谢佳贤 25丘昌荣 13邓莳阳 65吴昭辉 85周思齐 3施翔凯 53陈克帆 1黄高俊 24庄景贺 5黄仕豪 33陈致鹏 22翁再生 2贾西亚 29费南德兹 69塔尼 67吴复连 COBRAS COBRAS YA YA YA! --

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