Zack Greinke continues to chase history, improving his scoreless inning streak Sunday to 43 2/3 innings as the Los Angeles Dodgers blanked the Washington Nationals by the count of 5-0 . [ Play a Daily Fantasy contest for cash today! ] You know who wasn't terribly impressed by Greinke's outing Sunday? Fellow NL All-Star starter Bryce Harper. Harper, speaking to reporters after the game, didn't fawn over Greinke as is somewhat customary when a player is in the middle of a record book-challenging hot streak. Another Dodger, Orel Hershiser, owns the record with 59 straight scoreless innings in 1988. Greinke's streak is now the fourth longest in MLB history, stretching six starts, and in his next start, he could pass Bob Gibson's 47 scoreless innings in 1968. Harper said Greinke "wasn't that tough," even though he had two strikeouts and a walk Sunday. Per CSN Washington : "I think he was okay. When you're getting five to six inches off of the plate, you better win the game," Harper said. "For me, I don't think he was very tough. He's a great pitcher, he does what he does, but when you're getting six inches off the plate it's pretty tough to face him." Since this is Bryce Harper we're...