Our "starters" in their last 10 starts....

Kevin Gausman:

5.19 ERA .269/.306/.504 - .810 OPS, 59 IP, 10 homers allowed, 1.5 HR/9

Ubaldo Jimenez:

6.79 ERA .304/.376/.539 - .915 OPS, 53 IP, 10 homers allowed, 1.7 HR/9

Miguel Gonzalez:

6.49 ERA .321/.382/.526 - .908 OPS, 52 2/3 IP, 9 homers allowed, 1.5 HR/9

Chris Tillman:

3.84 ERA .251/.296/.379 - .674 OPS, 61 IP, 5 homers allowed, 0.7 HR/9

Wei-Yin Chen:

4.30 ERA .315/.341/.538 - .879 OPS, 58 2/3 IP, 9 homers allowed, 1.4 HR/9

That says it all right now. Especially considering Chen and Tillman haven't been all that sharp/good recently.

Hopefully this will carry over for Tillman for next year. Gausman had that bad outing last game that might be skewing his numbers a bit. But Gausman needs to take the next step forward. That's a lot of HR's for someone with his stuff. He definitely needs to fix the 0-2 strategy.

Hopefully this will carry over for Tillman for next year. Gausman had that bad outing last game that might be skewing his numbers a bit. But Gausman needs to take the next step forward. That's a lot of HR's for someone with his stuff. He definitely needs to fix the 0-2 strategy.

He'll be fine when Wieters is gone.

He'll be fine when Wieters is gone.

Weams is a sayer of sooth.

He'll be fine when Wieters is gone.

It's true. Wieters doesn't seem to be able to work with Gausman or Jimenez at all.

Maybe Harvey is available.

http://nypost.com/2015/09/05/the-mets-have-the-perfect-opening-to-trade-matt-harvey/

It's all Duquette's fault. He destroyed last year's excellent rotation in the off-season by not replacing all of them.

It's all Duquette's fault. He destroyed last year's excellent rotation in the off-season by not replacing all of them.

Or Knowing that Bud was going to be a spud. In his money year. And that Gonzalez was going to revert to his FIP and BABIP.