"Pelfrey is NL Player of the Week
To the surprise of no one, Mike Pelfrey's recent Cy Young impression earned him National League Player of the Week honors today.
Pelfrey went 2-0 while not allowing a run in one start each against the Giants New York Giants and Rockies last week. Over his 15.0 shutout innings, Pelfrey scattered nine hits without a walk and struck out 10.
The 6-7 right hander is the first Met named NL Player of the Week since Carlos Beltran Carlos Beltran on Aug. 19, 2007.
Pelfrey has a 2.26 ERA in nine starts since May 31 and has won each of his past six starts. He is the first Mets New York Mets pitcher since Steve Trachsel -- who won seven straight starts from June 6-July 14, 2006 -- to win six consecutive starts.
Sunday's 7-0 shutout of the Rockies was the fourth time in the last six games that Mets pitchers held an opponent scoreless. The only other time the club has done that was in the 1969 World Series year, when they posted four consecutive shutouts the final week of the season."