Mets Recap Mets
5-4-Profiling – Greg Peavey, Tyler Pill, Darrell
Cecilliani, Angel Cuan, Jeurys Familia
Stock Up - SP Greg Peavey – The
Mets pitching continued to impress during the first week of the season;
however, it came mostly from the second tier of prospects. Peavey pitched 5.2
scoreless innings in his first 2012 outing, giving up only two hits while
striking out five and walking none.
Stock Up - SP Tyler Pill – you
have to love those college Friday pitches going to A-ball. Pill dominated in
his first outing, going: 6.0-IP, 0-R, 3-H, 7-K, 0-BB. He should be in St. Lucie
as I originally predicted.
Stock Up - CF Darrell Cecilliani
– a walk off home run always gets you a ‘stock up’ and Darrell had quite a
night on 4-9, going 4-5 and raising his young BA to .444. ‘DC’ is healthy
again.
Stock Up - SP Angel Cuan – there
definitely was a bunch of god Mets pitching the first week of the season and
none better than Cuan, who went: 7.0-IP, 2-H, 0-R, 4-K, 1-BB for St. Lucie.
Most of us pundits await his conversion to a reliever, yet he just keeps
pitching.
Stock Up - SP Jeurys Famlia –
this is your typical Familia outing… 95+, a lot of strikeouts, too many walks,
100 pitches, less than 4-R per start. Wednesday 4-11 was: 5.0-IP, 3-R, 8-K,
3-BB, 100-PC, seasonal ERA: 3.72. I predict he will be ready long before
Harvey.
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