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Over the past week, the Mets' pitching was better than the team's hitting, at least. The starting rotation is rounding into form after a bumpy first couple of months, but the bullpen is still battling some inconsistency issues.
This meter covers the Mets' games from Monday, June 6, through Sunday, June 12.
| Player | Last Week | This Week | Comment |
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| Antonio Bastardo |  |
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Bastardo's struggles continued, and he now has a career-high FIP. He walked too many and couldn't get strikeouts, which is a rather poor recipe for success. |
| Jerry Blevins |  |
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Blevins pitched an inning plus of shutout ball against lefties. |
| Bartolo Colon | |
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Big Sexy had a big week giving up one earned in seven innings without surrendering a walk. His control hasn't been as pinpoint as it had been, so it's good to see it coming around. |
| Jacob deGrom | |
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deGrom struck out almost everything in his start this week, but allowed three runs in six innings. I tend to prefer process over results in these small samples, so we'll call it a wash. |
| Jeurys Familia | |
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For anyone who misses the old Jeurys, he said hello this week. Though the walks are concerning, he struck out five in three innings and was three-for-three in save chances. |
| Erik Goeddel | -- | |
Goeddel was called up to take Logan Verrett's spot in the bullpen, and pitched a clean inning in his return. |
| Matt Harvey | |
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Matt Harvey is one good start away from a fireball, so you know he's turned it around wonderfully. He struck out eight and walked just two in six innings, allowing one run on two hits. |
| Jim Henderson | |
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Henderson's bad week has his WHIP up all the way to 1.35 on the year in 23 innings. His grasp on a late-inning role has begun slipping away, and rightfully so. |
| Steven Matz |  |
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Matz gave up six earned runs in 11 innings despite striking out 13 and not allowing a home run. His 1.29 FIP for the week and 2.58 FIP for the year suggest it's more a blip. |
| Addison Reed | |
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The best season of Addy's career continues, even though he got most of his outs via ground balls this week. He allowed one run in four innings and has a 1.82 ERA on the season. |
| Hansel Robles | |
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After allowing a couple of home runs at the end of May, Robles has allowed just a run in June so far. However, he's been walking a number of batters and had a bit of a blowup against the Marlins. |
| Noah Syndergaard |  |
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Noah allowed three runs (two earned) in six innings against the Pirates while striking out just five and walking two, and unfortunately loses his Dickey Fireball. |
| Logan Verrett | |
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Verrett got lit up by the Brewers to the tune of five earned in four innings before being demoted to make room for Erik Goeddel. |