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Miller on Wednesday picked up his first win while limiting the Brewers to one run over six innings. His fastball command was particularly sharp. Home runs have been Miller's Achilles' heel thus far, as he has given up five in 17 1/3 innings.
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Strasburg gave up a season-high six earned runs in a season-low four innings in a loss to the Marlins. Hitters were aggressive and swung early in the count. He has given up 14 earned runs on 24 hits in 21 innings.
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The Mets will watch Mejia closely vs. the Cardinals, considering he left his last start after five shutout innings when a blister popped off his right middle finger. Mejia spent his time between starts receiving significant treatment on the finger.
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Wainwright threw a two-hit shutout Thursday to become the 16th pitcher in Major League history to open a season with four straight starts of seven innings and seven strikeouts. He had his cutter working to give him four effective pitches.
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In Gee's third start of the season, Mets manager Terry Collins did not give him a chance to melt down late. Instead, Collins removed Gee after seven scoreless innings and 72 pitches, meaning he should be well-rested for Tuesday's outing.
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Wacha took the loss Friday, in part due to sloppy defense. He allowed one earned run in seven efficient innings (93 pitches) despite three errors behind him. His cutter continues to emerge as a weapon alongside his changeup, fastball and curveball.
