Here are some notable stats from the Mets minor leaguers who played yesterday:

Triple-A Buffalo: Lost 3-2

• Lucas Duda ~ 2-4 with a single and a solo home run, his first of the year.
• Jesus Feliciano ~ 2-3 with a single, a double, and an RBI.
• Fernando Martinez pinch-hit in the ninth inning and struck out.
• Manny Acosta pitched one inning, giving up no runs, one walk and two strike outs.

Double-A Binghamton: Lost 9-4

• Allan Dykstra went 3-3 with two doubles and two runs scored.
• Jordany Valdespin went 2-3 with a double and two RBI.
• Brad Holt had his first bad start of the season, going just 2.1 innings giving up seven runs (six of them were earned) on six hits, four walks, and no strike outs.
• Eric Niesen pitched an inning of work, giving up no runs, no hits, no walks, and two strike outs.

Single-A Advanced St. Lucie: Won 9-4

• Matt Den Dekker went 2-4 with an RBI double and a three-run home run, his first of the year.
• Jefry Marte went 2-5 with a double and an RBI.
• Juan Langares went 3-4 with an RBI and a walk.
• Darin Gorski started for St. Lucie going four innings, giving up one run on three hits, one walk, and struck out TEN. Of the 12 outs he recorded, only two of them were not via strike out.

Josh Satin (Binghamton B-Mets) and Matt Den Dekker (St. Lucie Mets), were recently awarded the offensive players of the week in their respective leagues for the week of April 18, 2011 to April 24, 2011.  See below for their excerpts from milb.com.

Matt Harvey, the 7th overall pick of the 2011 draft, was named the Pitcher of the Week, last week, after getting off to an incredible 2-0 start.  Since then, Harvey has not cooled off.  He now boasts a 4-0 record with an ERA of 0.00.  Yup, he hasn't allowed an earned run yet in 22 innings of work, which also includes 27 Ks and only 8 walks.  He will look to up his record to a perfect 5-0 tomorrow night when St. Lucie takes on the Bradenton Marauders in the 2nd game of their series.

Speaking of St. Lucie, after sweeping a doulbe header from the Jupiter Hammerheads (Marlins farm team) yesterday, St. Lucie now has an unbelievable record of 17-2 on the year.  It is by far the best start in team's history and is the top record in all of baseball at the moment, at any level.  Along with Harvey and Den Dekker, St. Lucie holds a handful of some other up and coming Met hopefuls including: (Jeurys Familia, Wilmer Flores and Cesar Puello). 

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Eastern League
Josh Satin, Binghamton
.643/.706/1.143, 4 G, 9-for-14, 4 2B, 0 3B, 1 HR, 3 RBI, 4 RS, 3 BB, 4 SO, 1 SB, 0 CS
The B-Mets' Josh Satin, who hit .308 over 79 games at Double-A last season, enters the new week with 14 hits in his last eight games, with nine of them coming over his most recent four games. He doubled, homered (good for his second longball in as many days) and worked a walk on Monday, and between Thursday and Friday he combined for three more doubles, three singles, a stolen base and a run scored.

Florida State League
Matt Den Dekker, St. Lucie
.478/.500/.696, 5 G, 11-for-23, 5 2B, 0 3B, 0 HR, 7 RBI, 6 RS, 1 BB, 3 K, 0 SB, 1 CS
Mets prospect Matt Den Dekker opened the week by notching multiple hits in four straight games, and he had a double in his final tilt of the week. He's currently on an eight-game hitting streak — he has 21 hits in 15 games this season — and he's knocked in at least one run in five straight. He was 2-for-4 with a double in his first game of the week and 3-for-5 with another double and three runs scored in his second. He doubled twice more and scored two more runs in another 3-for-5 game Thursday.

Matt Harvey has been making a lot of noise down in the minors, but a guy who has been pitching almost as impressively is Jeurys Familia. 

Last night, pitching the day after Harvey, Familia went seven innings, giving up no runs on three hits, three walks, and eight strike outs. Familia has given up one earned run in 25.2 innings this season. That's a 0.35 ERA. The 20 year-old right hander out of the Dominican Republic, struggled last season with a 5.58 ERA, but the two seasons before that he had an ERA under three.

This season Familia is off to a dominating start and that one-two punch of Harvey-Familia has to be one of the best in the Single-A league.

Well in case you haven't heard, Matt Harvey (4-0) is pitching well. Very well. In his fourth start of the season last night Harvey went six innings, allowing no runs on four hits, two walks, and seven strike outs.

Harvey earns his fourth win of the year and his ERA for the season stays at 0.00. Kind of like my GPA for this semester.