Kim didn't factor into the decision Tuesday against the Marlins despite tossing six innings with just one run allowed. He gave up three hits and five walks while fanning six.
The southpaw made his first start since June 4 and while he delivered good results, he was far from composed -- he only tossed 49 of his 102 pitches for strikes and the five walks represent a season-worst mark as well. Kim owns a 3.72 ERA on the season and is scheduled to make his next start during the weekend against the Braves on the road.