Buffalo tonight:

Jordany Valdespin CF .260
Bobby Scales 2B .448
Josh Satin 1B .267
Zach Lutz 3B .306
Vinny Rottino LF .333
Adam Loewen RF .226
Rob Johnson C .250
Omar Quintanilla SS .241

Jeurys Familia P 3.72

Binghamton tonight:

Sean Kazmar SS .259
Matt Den Dekker CF .278
Juan Lagares RF .233
Eric Campbell 1B .190
Travis Ozga DH .167
Oswaldo Navarro 3B .188
Josh Rodriguez 2B .217
Pedro Zapata LF .179
Kai Gronauer C .200

Mark Cohoon P 3.60

St. Lucie tonight:

Daniel Muno 2B .257
Cesar Puello CF .176
Robbie Shields DH .281
Wilmer Flores 3B .207
Sean Ratliff LF .176
Richard Lucas 1B .235
Rafael Fernandez RF .200
Blake Forsythe C .143
Wilfredo Tovar SS .194

Cory Mazzoni P 1.64

Savannah tonight:

T.J. Rivera 2B .405
Cam Maron C .167
Brian Harrison 1B .184
Aderlin Rodriguez 3B .239
Dustin Lawley LF .316
Charles Thurber RF .267
Travis Taijeron CF .371
Gregory Pron DH .143
Luis Nieves SS .250

Michael Fulmer P 3.86

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Congratulations to Greg Peavey who was named Eastern League Pitcher of the Week!

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Greg Peavey is Eastern League pitcher of the week (and the subject of Wednesday's upcoming #Mets farm report).

Report on Peavey coming; hopefully with an updated scouting report?

Familia, Cohoon, Mazzoni and perhaps Fulmer tonight?

Kiss to the haters

He's officially "your boy", for better or worse.

So far, he's making you look gooooood.

For the record I don't think Peavey is going to be some star for the Mets. I just think he's a bit underrated. I'm not going to compare him to guys like Urbina or Morris who have FAR superior upside but of guys in full-season ball right now I'd say

Wheeler, Familia, Harvey, Mejia, Fulmer, Tapia, Gorski, Mazzoni are all certainly "ahead" of him if I were making rankings but I wouldn't be absolutely stunned if he's a top 10-15 guy in the system this time next year.

Ha, I know, you just defended him against his detractors. I wasn't bullish on him due to the low K rate (I think it was Toby who years ago pointed out the correlation between K rate at the lower levels and success continuing as you advance when discussing why folks should be skeptical of Antonini and the Dillon/Dylans), but they obviously saw the same you did and pushed him, and so far so good.

Personally, I put Peavey in the middle of the Mets sea of right handed control pitchers that have a chance to be backend major league starters, but whose upside is limited - Peavey, McHugh, Schwinden, Pill, and Armrod are all in this pack for me. And yes, K rate is the limiting factor for Peavey and the rest here.