Instead, he's looking to continue the most dominant stretch of his career Thursday night against the lowly Philadelphia Phillies. The right-hander has also tossed a career-high 27 2-3 scoreless innings - the longest such streak by a Dodgers pitcher since Clayton Kershaw had a 41-inning run last year - while going 2-0 over his last four starts. "It's been pretty good," Greinke said of his first half of the season.