He's 17 now.

I recorded his second inning on my computer, wished I had the time to record Milledge's double the next inning but the Cubs/Giants game is starting. Notably, it appears that the Giants have lineup full of prospects, the Cubs have Felix Pie and Brandon Sing in the lineup.

I'll break it down later, but it looked like the Mets basically told Pelfrey to just throw fastballs for the most part. Looked like he was going 92-94 on the fastball, touching 95-96. He wasn't locating well, but he was clearly being careful against a nearly all major league lineup. My guess is that once he's warmed up, it's an easy plus pitch right now.

Curve had respectable break but looked like the type of pitch that would get hammered by lefties. Only saw a change or two out of him but scouting reports have generally been good on that.

His delivery does seem pretty smooth, but for the moment he's a 92-93 fastball guy; when he pushed it a couple of MPH higher, he was clearly overthrowing and was sacrificing command. I was reasonably impressed.

Milledge had a nice at bat. He fouled off a couple pitches and then drilled Romero's fastball down the third base line (was a borderline foul ball) for a standup double.

Some notes from Pelfrey's start:

Rarely used curveball or change today; I counted 7 curveballs and five were called balls and two induced groundouts. Only one curveball thrown versus left-handed batter (Beltran) all day.

In general, he didn't throw many strikes to left-handed batters; he was usually low and/or outside. Lefties seemed to handle him when he did get it over the plate (ie, Bernie's double).

Could locate fastball at 92mph or 93mph most of the time. I recorded four pitches at 94mph and above and they were all well off the plate.

Pudge took his first pitch, a fastball, deep bu foul and then Pelfrey bounced back with two more strikes (one swinging, one looking) on a couple of 93mph fastballs. In my opinion, it was the high point of his outing.

I liked the poise he showed out in CF. He just looked like he belonged there. It will be interesting to see how he develops.

everyone looked bad against Cabrera.

The thing that worried me about Martinez was how out of control he looked.  He hips were flailing, his head / neck whipped around.  he didn't stay on the ball at all.  it seemed like he went up there thinking "Ok, I'm gonna swing as hard as I can threee straight pitches.  Maybe I'll hit it, maybe I won't, but I sure as hell am gonna swing hella hard".  And then he missed