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Cueto is scheduled to come off the DL to make his first start since April 13. The righty has been out with a right lat strain, but he has looked strong in his rehab stint. Cueto allowed just three hits over five shutout innings for Class A Dayton.
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Marcum's fourth start with the Mets was by far his best. He completed five innings for the first time, allowing three runs and pitching into the seventh. But the Mets did not back him with offense, leading to another loss.
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It appears that Leake will stick around after Johnny Cueto's return to the rotation following a stint on the DL. Leake helped his cause by posting a 2.79 ERA in three starts since a three-inning bad outing.
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Niese rebounded from the worst two-start stretch of his career to give the Mets 7 1/3 innings of two-run ball Thursday, relying on mechanical lessons reinforced by practicing in front of a mirror. He is 1-2 at Citi Field.
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Latos took his last start vs. the Marlins into the ninth inning but gave up a one-out triple and then was the victim of a blown save when Aroldis Chapman couldn't close out the game. Latos had only 84 pitches after eight innings.
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The Mets ace was superb again Friday, scattering five hits, allowing no walks and two runs over 7 1/3 for his fifth win. He struck out six and leads the Majors in WHIP (0.72) and opponents' batting average (.149).
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Feldman has been one of the game's best pitchers during his last five outings. He has tossed five consecutive quality starts, during which he's 4-0 with a 1.27 ERA and .192 average against, and has allowed one earned run in his last 19 2/3 innings.
