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Mike Pelfrey was better than usual in his final start of the regular season. He allowed just three runs on eight hits and a walk over seven innings, but did not factor in the decision of the Mets 4-3 loss to the Nationals.
Pelfrey is officially fantasy irrelevant now that he's been scratched from his final start of the season, but at least he ended on a good note. He closed out the year with two straight quality starts.
MLB.com reports that Mike Pelfrey will skip his final start of the season on Sunday.
Pelfrey has won just two starts since July 28th and his struggles are well documented within the Mets organization. This move is being called a "chance for Pelfrey to reflect on his season and prepare for next year.
Mike Pelfrey got tagged for four runs in six innings on Wednesday, as the Mets lost 5-2 to the Braves at home.
Pelfrey has had a monumentally disappointing season in 2009, going just 10-12 with a 5.08 ERA and unsightly 1.52 WHIP.
Mike Pelfrey was roughed up for five runs (four earned) on eight hits over seven innings in Friday's 6-5 loss to the Nationals at Citi Field. He had no walks with four strikeouts, and was tagged for two homers.
Pelfrey struggled tonight, and now has a losing record at 10-11. He allowed four or more earned runs in four of his last five starts.
Mike Pelfrey had an ugly outing on Saturday, allowing eight runs to the Phillies in six innings, but miraculously took a no-decision, as the Mets rallied for a late 10-9 win on the road.
Pelfrey has had a lost 2009 season, and is now 10-10 with a 5.09 ERA in 28 starts.
Mike Pelfrey shut down the Cubs on Sunday to pick up his 10th win of the season. Pelfrey went eight innings and allowed one run on five hits while walking one and striking out five.
Pelfrey was coming off a couple of disasterous outings, but he had everything working today. Inconsitent is an understatement when talking about Pelfrey this season, but he ha shown that he has the stuff to dominate on a given day.
Mike Pelfrey got destroyed by the Rockies Tuesday, allowing seven runs (six earned) on six hits and five walks over just four innings. He fell to 9-10 on the season after the 8-3 loss.
Pelfrey has now allowed 12 runs in his last 9.2 innings and has seen his ERA balloon from 4.67 to 5.03 over that brief span.
Mike Pelfrey got hit hard by the Marlins on Wednesday, allowing 11 hits and five runs in five innings, as the Mets lost 5-3 on the road.
Pelfrey closed 2008 very strong for the Mets, but is doing no such thing this year, posting a 5.53 ERA in eight post All-Star game starts.
Mike Pelfrey held the Phillies to just two runs on six hits and a pair of walks over six innings. He fanned five and earned his ninth win with the 4-2 victory.
Pelfrey has been solid in back to back outings now and was rewarded Friday with his first win since July 28th.
Mike Pelfrey pitched very well on Sunday, but he did not factor into the decision as the Mets beat the Giants 3-2. Pelfrey went 7.1 innings and allowed two runs on five hits while walking one and striking out five.
Pelfrey was much better today than he has been over the rest of the month, and he probably pitched well enough to win today. His record is still even at 8-8, and his ERA is at 4.75.
Mike Pelfrey was rocked for five earned runs on eight hits over six innings in Monday's 7-4 loss at Arizona. He had two walks and five strikeouts.
Pelfrey took a loss, and falls to 8-8 for 2009. He is 0-2 with a 6.55 ERA over two starts this month, after going 3-3 with a 4.84 ERA over six starts in July.
Mike Pelfrey will start on Monday after being scratched from his scheduled Saturday start, according to Bart Hubbuch of the New York Post.
Pelfrey has given up only three runs in his past two starts after giving up 12 in his two before that. He finished 2008 very strong, and could do the same this season.
According to Bart Hubbuch's Twitter account, Mike Pelfrey has been scratched from Saturday's start due to the birth of his child.
No word yet on who takes his spot in the rotation, but it's not like the injury-riddled Mets have a lot of options. On a lighter note: Way to go Mike.
Mike Pelfrey allowed three runs on five hits and three walks before being pulled after five innings on Sunday. He struck out six, but took the loss as the Mets fell 5-2 to Arizona.
Pelfrey was coming off a great start on Tuesday, but he faltered a bit on Sunday against a weak Arizona offense. He's been hot and cold all season and is a risky fantasy start in any format. You could be rewarded with the occasional gem, but tread cautiously.
Mike Pelfrey was outstanding on Tuesday as the Mets blanked the Rockies 4-0. Pelfrey went 6.1 scoreless innings and allowed seven hits while walking three and striking out five.
Pelfrey was excellent tonight, and despite his season being mostly a disappointment so far, he still has an 8-6 record. He has been good as of late, and it looks like he may be poised to have a strong second half. If the Mets start playing better baseball, Pelfrey could be a nice fantasy performer is the last few months.
Mike Pelfrey allowed three runs in seven innings on Monday, getting his ERA below 5.00, but still took the loss, as the Mets lost 3-1 in Washington.
Pelfrey has been a huge disappointment for the Amazins in 2009 after seemingly coming of age in 2008. He did pitcher dramatically better in the second half last year, though, and could make a similar charge this season.
Mike Pelfrey got rocked on Friday by the Braves as the Mets fell 11-0. Pelfrey went 4.1 innings and allowed nine runs on nine hits while walking one and striking out three.
Pelfrey was awful tonight, and he has not done enough this season to excuse starts like this. Until the Mets turn things around, Pelfrey should only be considered in NL-only leagues.
Mike Pelfrey pitched well enough to win on Sunday, and he did just that as the Mets dropped the Reds by a score of 9-7. Pelfrey went seven innings and allowed three runs on five hits while walking two and striking out four. He is now 7-4 on the year.
Pelfrey wasn't amazing today, but he was good enough. The bullpen wasn't great, but like Pelfrey they were good enough to give the Mets a win. Pelfrey is still just an average fantasy play, and until the Mets start playing better he won't be a strong play.
Mike Pelfrey did all he could to keep Mets fans miserable Tuesday, getting blown up for five runs in just three innings as the Dodgers pounded the Mets 8-0 at Citi Field. The "Amazins" finished with just four hits.
After his strong finish to the 2008 season, Pelfrey has been dreadful in '09, posting a 4.52 ERA and sky-high 1.52 WHIP. He has just one quality start since May 29 and only four wins. If you own him, you could do better.
Mike Pelfrey won for only the second time since May 7 on Wednesday, as the Mets shutout the Brewers 1-0.
After coming on strong in the second half of 2008, Pelfrey has been a huge disappointment in '09. Wednesday was only his second start since June 1 in which he gave up fewer than four runs. He has a not awful 4.26 ERA, but there are currently better fantasy options out there in most formats.
Mike Pelfrey gave up four runs (two earned) on six hits over five innings in Friday's 9-1 loss to the Yankees at Citi Field in the subway series. He had two walks and three strikeouts.
Pelfrey was tagged for four or more runs in four of his last five starts, and was dealt two losses over the span. He should only be considered in NL-only leagues for his next outing.
Mike Pelfrey struggled in Sunday's 10-6 loss to the Rays at Citi Field, as he gave up four earned runs on eight hits over five innings. He had no walks and four strikeouts.
He took a no-decision, and was a disappointment after only allowing two earned runs in each of his previous two starts.
Mike Pelfrey picked up the win on Tuesday, going five average innings in the Mets 6-4 victory over the Orioles.
The righty walked three and struck out two while allowing two earned runs in less than six innings of work. He has been less than stellar in 2009, and is a fringe roster player at best.
The Mets Mike Pelfrey was shelled by the Pittsburgh Pirates on Thursday, giving up eight earned runs on nine hits and four walks in just 3.2 innings.
Pelfrey had been making large strides since a rough beginning to the season before today. He had thrown five straight quality starts and lowered his ERA from 5.46 to 3.88. That number rose by nearly a run today, though, to 4.85. However, it would be foolish to ignore his recent run. Give him at least one more start before making any decisions about dropping him.
Mike Pelfrey was very good once again on Friday, allowing just one run on five hits and a walk over 7.2 innings. He struck out six but did not factor in the decision as the Mets eventually won 2-1 in the 11th inning.
Pelfrey has been fantastic lately, allowing just two earned runs or less in each of his last four starts. He is 4-1 on the season and has his ERA down to 3.88. He's worth a look in mixed leagues now that he's showing some consistency.
Mike Pelfrey disclosed that he has been battling migraine headaches for a while, but he insured that he will not be forced to miss his next start Friday against the Marlins, according to the New York Daily News.
Pelfrey has only given up two earned runs in each of his last three starts, and should be safe to keep active in fantasy lineups.
Mike Pelfrey was effective in a no-decision against Boston on Saturday, surrendering two runs off six hits and one walk while striking out six in seven innings.
Pelfrey has gone six-straight outings without giving up more than three runs and has four quality starts in a row. It was nice to see him handle a tough Red Sox offense and he it a fine spot starter at the moment.
Mike Pelfrey suffered his first loss of the season in Sunday's 2-0 loss to the Giants. However, it was one of Pelfrey's better showings of the season. He allowed just two runs on six hits and two walks, while striking out two.
Pelfrey is 4-1, but his 4.61 ERA and 1.54 WHIP seem to suggest that he is getting lucky. Throw in that he has just 11 strike outs in 41 innings, and it's clear that he's not a strong fantasy option. He is just 2-9 in his career in the month of May.
Mike Pelfrey moved to 4-0 on the season on Thursday as the Mets downed the Phillies 7-5. Pelfrey went seven innings and allowed three runs on eight hits while walking one. He did not strike out a batter.
Pelfrey has been very good as of late, and he should continue to pile up wins with the support of the Mets' lineup. He lack of strikeouts hurts his fantasy value a bit, but the wins are a quality stat. His value is increasing as his ERA drops, so now may be a good time to give him a chance of your pitching is weak on wins.
Mike Pelfrey picked up his second straight win on Friday as the Mets beat the Phillies 7-4. Pelfrey went 5.1 innings and allowed three runs on seven hits while walking four. His record now sits at 3-0.
Pelfrey has delivered two straight decent starts since his return from a strained forearm. Although his outing tonight was far from perfect, it is a good sign for Mets' fans and fantasy owners. He could be worth a look in all leagues if he continues to pitch decently, but his ERA is still at 6.00 so it may be best to hold off in mixed leagues for now.
Mike Pelfrey lasted 5.2 innings in his return to the hill from a strained forearm and emerged with his second victory of the year after holding the Nationals to just two runs. He only struck out one batter while allowing six hits and three walks.
Pelfrey lowered his ERA to 6.32 in the outing, but after three starts his WHIP is still a troubling 1.79 while his K/9 rate is terrible 3.45. Therefore, despite the win, there are still a couple of good reasons while it might remain a good idea to keep Pelfrey on the sidelines for now.
Mike Pelfrey will start for the Mets on Saturday, according to The Star Ledger. Pelfrey missed his last start due to some forearm tendinitis.
Pelfrey hasn't looked at all sharp in the early going with a 8.10 ERA and a 1.90 WHIP in his two starts. He faces a Nationals squad that is 12th in the NL in runs (64), but it still might be wise to leave him on your bench until he proves he deserves to be active.
Mike Pelfrey (forearm tendinitis) threw a bullpen session Thursday without any issues, according to the New York Post.
He appears to remain on track to return to the Mets' rotation Saturday against the Nationals. He allowed three home runs in his lone start this season, so he will be a risky fantasy option for this weekend.
Mike Pelfrey threw batting practice on Tuesday and said he was ready to start on Saturday, according to the Daily News. He missed his last scheduled start due to forearm tendinitis.
Pelfrey has gotten off to a rough start this season with an 8.10 ERA through 10 innings of work. He has also already allowed three home runs and he will need to find a way to keep the ball in the park to be the effective pitcher the Mets expect him to be. Expect better results on Saturday.
Mike Pelfrey will miss one turn in the rotation due to forearm tendinitis, according to the New York Daily News.
Nelson Figueroa is expected to be recalled from Triple-A Buffalo to make Pelfrey's start Sunday against the Brewers. The Mets are not concerned with Pelfrey's condition, and he is only expected to miss one start.
Manager Jerry Manuel tells MLB.com that the team will decide by the end of Friday if Mike Pelfrey (forearm) will make his scheduled start on Sunday. Pelfrey was slated to play catch on Friday. "We are going to watch him work out and see how convincing he is," Manuel says. "And then make a decision based on that." Signs point to Nelson Figueroa getting the call if Pelfrey is scratched.
We'll let you know when the Mets finally make a call. We would expect them to play is cautious, considering it's mid-April.
SI.com is reporting that the Mets are planning on scratching Mike Pelfrey from his next scheduled start. He is suffering from tendinitis in his right forearm.
Pelfrey has been trying to talk the team out of scratching him, but with the way he has pitched so far this season, the Mets feel he would be better served resting his arm for now. If he gets himself healthy, he can be a decent contributor in any fantasy format.
Mike Pelfrey is not concerned with his forearm tendinitis, and wants to pitch his scheduled start for Sunday, according to MetsBlog.com.
Pelfrey feels he will be OK, but the Mets will wait and see how he responds today after receiving anti-inflammatory medicine Thursday. An announcement on his status for Sunday is expected today.
Updating a previous report, Newsday is reporting that Mike Pelfrey is suffering from forearm tendinitis, but that he will not miss his next scheduled start.
There has been some concern about whether or not Pelfrey was going to miss a start or not, but as of right now it looks as if he is going to go in his next outing. Pelfrey himself said that this is no big deal, but he has struggled thus far in 2009 so watch him closely.
Mike Pelfrey has forearm tendonitis, according to Peter Gammons of ESPN.
The tendonitis is the culprit for his poor start, as he allowed six walks and nine earned runs over two outings. It was not disclosed if Pelfrey may miss his next scheduled start with the ailment.
Skipper Jerry Manuel is concerned with Mike Pelfrey's movement on his pitches after allowing nine earned runs and six walks over his first two starts of 2009, according to the New York Daily News. Manuel said, "We gave up so many runs early and we did not get what we expected to see from Mike Pelfrey and that is somewhat concerning. So far I have not seen his real good stuff. I do not know if it is the end of spring training when the arm does not feel real good, but we just have not seen the life in his pitches."
Pelfrey won 13 games with the Mets in 2008, and it is too early to give up on him. Fantasy owners could try to acquire him for a bargain price while he is struggling.
Mike Pelfrey had a rough outing as the Mets lost their first game in the new Citi Field on Monday. He allowed eight hits, including two home runs, and five earned runs in five innings of work.
Pelfrey's calling card since arriving in the majors has not been his consistency. The Mets are hoping he can emerge as their No. 2 starter, but that pressure may be a little too much for the 25-year-old at this point in his career. Their are plenty of good starts ahead of him this season, but he needs to get settled into a rhythm first.
Mike Pelfrey was shredded for eight runs against the Orioles on Thursday. He allowed eight hits in four innings and struck out a pair of batters.
Despite the horrific numbers, Pelfrey said he took solace in the fact he was able to get his pitch count up.
Mike Pelfrey pitched only a third of an inning Sunday, but he took the loss against the Orioles. He allowed one run on two hits.
Pelfrey is worth solid value in NL-only leagues, but considering the status of his lower left leg injury, he may not be worth the gamble to select in mixed leagues to begin the season.
Pitcher Mike Pelfrey may be able to blame part of his rough outing on Tuesday to his sore lower left leg. He has been dealing with a muscle strain between the ankle and shin, and Pelfrey is behind on his conditioning. He allowed one run over four innings against the Astros and then served up four more runs before leaving in the fifth. "They told me I looked a little tired," Pelfrey informs MLB.com. "But I don't want to make excuses."
These are the times that we're glad it's still spring training. Pelfrey was able to throw 84 pitches, but he didn't show his usual command. He still has a couple weeks to get into better shape and develop more stamina. Don't be surprised if his outings are shorter once we get into April.
Mike Pelfrey was rocked for six earned runs on 10 hits over 4.2 innings in Tuesday's 8-0 loss to the Astros in the Grapefruit League, with one walk and one strikeout.
Pelfrey had a nightmarish outing, but should bounce back, and fatasy owners should not be scared off.
Mike Pelfrey allowed one earned run on three hits over six innings in Thursday's 12-1 win over Houston, with one walk and three strikeouts.
Pelfrey should be an innings-eater this season and could be a solid source for wins, but not for strikeouts.
Mike Pelfrey threw four shutout innings as the Mets fell 6-2 to the Nationals on Saturday. He allowed two hits and two walks, while striking out one.
Pelfrey possesses the type of sink on his fastball that will keep the ball in the park, but he does not generate many strikeouts. He is penciled in as the No. 2 starter for the Mets, but he's not much better than a No. 4 option in most fantasy leagues.
Mike Pelfrey is set to start today's game against the Nationals after missing his last start due to a lower-leg muscle strain, according to the Star-Ledger.
If healthy, Pelfrey would start the second game of the regular season against Cincinnati on April 8. He was rusty in his bullpen session on Wednesday, so hopefully he will regain his control today.
Mike Pelfrey threw a bullpen session this morning, which marks his first time on a mound since being diagnosed with a mild strain in his lower left leg, according to the NY Daily News. He said the pain regarding his injury went from an "8 or 9" down to a "1 or 2."
Pelfrey deemed himself fit to return to the rotation for Saturday's Grapefruit League game after missing one turn. Barring a setback, he is on target to pitch in the second game of the regular season against the Reds on April 8.
As expected, Mike Pelfrey will miss his scheduled spring start on Monday due to a leg strain,, MetsBlog.com reports. He will throw a bullpen session on Wednesday.
We're not too concerned, as the injury sounds fairly minor and the regular season is four weeks away. Pelfrey should not fall in the fantasy rankings.
Mike Pelfrey commented on his leg strain, according to the NY Post. He noted that the injury occured during a side session Friday and he added, "I do not imagine this pushing me back too far."
He does not expect to make his next scheduled start Monday against Baltimore, but is optimistic of throwing a bullpen session on Wednesday.
Mike Pelfrey was diagnosed with a strain in his lower leg following a bullpen session on Saturday, according to the New York Daily News. The strain has led to fluid build up in his ankle, but it is reportedly nothing too serious.
This sounds a little more serious than the writer lets on, so keep an eye on his schedule for the rest of spring as it will likely be altered. Assuming the 25-year-old is healthy, expect his hard sinker to limit opponents' home run power. After a slow start, Pelfrey was a very reliable pitcher for most of the season.
Mike Pelfrey was shelled against the Nationals on Wednesday. He allowed five hits and three runs in three innings.
Slated to be a mid-rotation starter, Pelfry should be a decent late round pick, especially in NL-only leagues. Any improvement on last year's 200-inning, sub-four ERA performance would be a big bonus.
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