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He was scheduled for surgery Tuesday morning at Stanford and said he likely would have pins inserted to stabilize the hand and help speed the healing process. "Were not talking about Tommy John or anything here," Vogelsong said, his eyes misty. "Basically as fast as we can get it to heal so I can start throwing again." Nationals manager Davey Johnson announced after the game that reliever Ryan Mattheus broke his pitching hand punching a locker in frustration Sunday. The right-hander allowed five runs in one inning of Washingtons 13-4 loss to the San Diego Padres, but didnt tell the team about the injury until just before Mondays game. "Last night after the game he came in and was in the locker room and banged his glove against his locker with his hand in it," Johnson said. "His hand didnt swell up but when he went out to throw today his hand swelled up and he couldnt throw the ball." Vogelsong (2-4) snapped a six-start winless stretch with just his second victory of 2013 and first since April 11 against the Cubs at Wrigley Field and seemed back on track. He walked off to warm ovation as Nick Noonan pinch hit. Vogelsong allowed three hits in five scoreless innings and lowered his ERA from 8.06 to 7.19. "Its really a shame because tonight was the Vogey that we know, the way he threw all of last year, good stuff," manager Bruce Bochy said. "Its a tough one. I feel bad for him. I know he felt really good tonight. Youve got to deal with these things. Hell be back, hopefully, in a couple months." Brandon Belt hit a solo home run, matched his career best with four hits and scored three runs as San Francisco pounded a season-high 17 hits. Angel Pagan hit an RBI double and two-run single for San Francisco, also making a great leaping catch against the centre-field wall. Andres Torres had three hits and drove in a run and Marco Scutaro added an RBI single among his two hits. Vogelsong got the defensive gem from Pagan when the centre fielder slammed into the wall on Adam LaRoches deep fly in the second. The 2011 All-Star ended a six-start winless stretch in which he had lost his last two outings and gone 0-3.dddddddddddd He was tagged for eight runs — three earned — and six hits in two innings for his shortest outing of the year last Wednesday at Toronto. "It was awesome," Belt said. "The special thing about this team is everybody roots for everybody. We were as happy for him as can be, and its tough to see him go down like this. But we know hell be back, and strong and ready to go." Javier Lopez took over for Vogelsong in the top of the sixth and received a little bit more warm up time. Three more relievers finished for the Giants sixth shutout. San Francisco snapped a three-game skid after a 1-5 road trip through Toronto and Colorado. The Giants have until next Tuesday before they need a fifth starter. Bryce Harper went 0 for 4 in his return to the Nationals lineup after last seasons NL Rookie of the Year missed two games with a bruised left knee. He was hurt in a hard collision with the outfield wall a week earlier at Dodger Stadium that also caused him to need 11 stitches on his chin. Left-hander Zach Duke (0-1) lasted just 3 1-3 innings in a spot start for Ross Detwiler, who is sidelined with back spasms. Duke allowed four runs and seven hits in his first start of the year. Washington was shut out for the sixth time. Vogelsong retired the first eight Nationals hitters in order. The right-hander lasted only 2 2-3 innings in his first career start against Washington last year, allowing eight runs on nine hits with two walks. "Thats the best Ive felt in a long time, from a mental aspect, physical aspect, everything felt good," he said. "It was nice to be able to get out there and have everything Ive been working on for the last couple weeks kind of fall into place. From that standpoint its a good place to start when I come back." Scutaro extended his hitting streak to 18 games with a third-inning single. The second baseman fielded Roger Bernadinas grounder in the fifth but dropped the ball in exchange from glove to hand, for the Giants 15th error in their last eight games. Notes: Nationals OF Jayson Werth, on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right hamstring, is expected to need at least two more weeks to heal after a second MRI showed he "has some problems in there," Johnson said. "Hes going to rest a bit." ... A moment of silence was held for the Oklahoma tornado victims before the national anthem. ... RHP Matt Cain (3-2) starts for the Giants in Tuesday nights middle game against righty Stephen Strasburg (2-5). ... San Franciscos Buster Posey has hit safely in 11 of his last 12. ... 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