Could the Giants have one more possible All-Star pick in their rotation?
PHOENIX  Some time Sunday, the Giants will find out which of their reserves and pitchers might be joining catcher Buster Posey in Denver next week for the All-Star Game. But even if Brandon Crawford and Kevin Gausman are the only San Francisco players announced as All-Stars, that doesnt mean thats it. More players, especially starting pitchers, are added to the rosters throughout the next week. In fact, Gausman might be responsible for creating another space for a deserving teammate. Gausman is scheduled to start the final game before the break, which means he wouldnt be available to pitch in the July 13 game. Giants teammate Anthony DeSclafani. I mean: DeSclafani has a chance, said pitching coach Andrew Bailey, who noted that the NLs top starter, Jacob deGrom, also is not expected to be available to pitch in the All-Star Game. Tonys been throwing the ball well.  DeSclafani, who is the Giants Gausman 2.0, is 8-3 with a 2.91 ERA. Subtract one horrendous 10-run outing against the Dodgers, and his ERA would be 2.00  and just the fact his ERA is under 3.00 despite such a disaster of a day shows what an outstanding season hes having. Like Gausman last year, DeSclafani signed with the Giants this season with the idea of rejuvenating his career  he had a 7.22 ERA with the Reds in 2020. Hes just a step behind Gausman in terms of performance in the San Francisco rotation: In 16 starts going into Sundays finale at Arizona, DeSclafani has allowed more than three runs only that one time. Hes thrown a league-best two shutouts. Opponents are batting just .203 against him. Hes among the top 14 in the league in most categories. I think if there is a trend for DeSclafani, probably all year, its really just being fearless in the strike zone, manager Gabe Kapler said. I just feel like hes been kind of the same pitcher all year long: very consistent with his velocity, very consistent with the sharpness of his breaking ball. Yeah, the one outing against the Dodgers didnt go well for him  outside of that, I think hes been as steady as they come.  That Dodgers start came May 23. Since then, hes put up a 1.96 ERA in six starts. He would have the fourth-best ERA in the league without that game. And DeSclafani doesnt even look at it as all that awful. He found some positives. It was important for me to remember that I was throwing the ball well up until that point, and a lot of the contact that happened in the game wasnt necessarily hard, he said. So I had had to really keep doing the same thing that I was doing up until that point because I had been successful and it was working. It was unfortunate Ive had a game like that, but if continue to do the things I do well, hopefully stuff will fall into place.  Susan Slusser covers the Giants for The San Francisco Chronicle. Email: sslusser@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @susanslusser