 But was a winner, 12-2. Yeah, they don't ask a lot of them. He's not pitching in the seventh inning all season, so he's averaging about five innings per start. Fastball, low to mid-90s. Curveball in the upper 70s. Cutter, changeup, slider, so a four-pitch mix. The Nationals have good history against Minaya last season with the Giants. They knocked him out in the third inning and put a big number on him in San Francisco. But again, for a back-of-the-rotation starter, he fits the bill. Five, six innings, and the Mets go to their bullpen.