MARCUS STROMAN, Patchogue-Medford RHP | New Hampshire (Blue Jays, AA) 6-3, 2.93 ERA, 99 K, 21 BB in 15 starts Has struck out 13 twice during his last seven starts. 
 STEVEN MATZ, Ward Melville LHP | Savannah Sand Gnats (Mets, Class A) 4-5, 2.46 ERA, 100 K, 29 BB in 18 starts Has allowed more than two earned runs just once in last 10 starts. 
 SEAN NOLIN, Seaford LHP | New Hampshire Fisher Cats (Jays, AA) 7-3, 2.84 ERA, 99 K, 24 BB in 16 starts Struck out 13 and walked one in six innings on Aug. 7. 
 JON MINCONE, Half Hollow Hills East LHP | Brooklyn Cyclones (Mets, Class A) 2-1, 1.65 ERA, 14 K, 1 BB, 6 saves in 13 games Hasn't walked a batter since June 30, striking out seven during that span. 
 WILLIE CARMONA, Hempstead 1B | Lakewood Blue Claws (Phillies, Class A) .300 avg., .351 OBP, .415 SLG. 5 HR, 45 RBIs Hitting .297 with a .409 OBP in last 10 games. 
 DAN BURAWA, Rocky Point RHP | Trenton Thunder (Yankees, AA) 5-3, 2.95 ERA, 57 K, 35 BB, 3 saves in 38 games Struck out 12 and walked one during last seven games. 
 CHRIS BURKE, Islip 1B/3B | Lake Elsinore Storm (San Diego Padres, A/A+/AA/AAA) .310 avg., .368 OBP, .437 SLG, 4 HR, 30 RBIs Hitting .343 with four extra-base hits since July 31. 
 MIKE BELFIORE, Commack LHP | Norfolk Tides (Orioles, AAA) 2-1, 3.79 ERA, 70 K, 25 BB in 32 games Has struck out 23 in last 19.1 innings, but also allowed 20 hits. 
 BRIAN VERBITSKY, Hempstead RHP | Eugene Emeralds (San Diego Padres, A) 0-3, 2.77 ERA, 38 K, 25 BB in 10 starts Suffered from control issues, but has three walks in last three starts. 
 NICK TROPEANO, West Islip RHP | Corpus Christi Hooks (Astros, AA) 6-8, 4.56 ERA, 106 K, 32 BB in 24 games (16 starts), 5 saves Accomplished the rare feat of striking out a batter on one pitch. The batter contested a strike call and the umpire assessed him two additional strikes for the delay.

MARCUS STROMAN, Patchogue-Medford RHP | New Hampshire (Blue Jays, AA) 6-3, 2.93 ERA, 99 K, 21 BB in 15 starts Has struck out 13 twice during his last seven starts. STEVEN MATZ, Ward Melville LHP | Savannah Sand Gnats (Mets, Class A) 4-5, 2.46 ERA, 100 K, 29 BB in 18 starts Has allowed more than two earned runs just once in last 10 starts. SEAN NOLIN, Seaford LHP | New Hampshire Fisher Cats (Jays, AA) 7-3, 2.84 ERA, 99 K, 24 BB in 16 starts Struck out 13 and walked one in six innings on Aug. 7. JON MINCONE, Half Hollow Hills East LHP | Brooklyn Cyclones (Mets, Class A) 2-1, 1.65 ERA, 14 K, 1 BB, 6 saves in 13 games Hasn't walked a batter since June 30, striking out seven during that span. WILLIE CARMONA, Hempstead 1B | Lakewood Blue Claws (Phillies, Class A) .300 avg., .351 OBP, .415 SLG. 5 HR, 45 RBIs Hitting .297 with a .409 OBP in last 10 games. DAN BURAWA, Rocky Point RHP | Trenton Thunder (Yankees, AA) 5-3, 2.95 ERA, 57 K, 35 BB, 3 saves in 38 games Struck out 12 and walked one during last seven games. CHRIS BURKE, Islip 1B/3B | Lake Elsinore Storm (San Diego Padres, A/A+/AA/AAA) .310 avg., .368 OBP, .437 SLG, 4 HR, 30 RBIs Hitting .343 with four extra-base hits since July 31. MIKE BELFIORE, Commack LHP | Norfolk Tides (Orioles, AAA) 2-1, 3.79 ERA, 70 K, 25 BB in 32 games Has struck out 23 in last 19.1 innings, but also allowed 20 hits. BRIAN VERBITSKY, Hempstead RHP | Eugene Emeralds (San Diego Padres, A) 0-3, 2.77 ERA, 38 K, 25 BB in 10 starts Suffered from control issues, but has three walks in last three starts. NICK TROPEANO, West Islip RHP | Corpus Christi Hooks (Astros, AA) 6-8, 4.56 ERA, 106 K, 32 BB in 24 games (16 starts), 5 saves Accomplished the rare feat of striking out a batter on one pitch. The batter contested a strike call and the umpire assessed him two additional strikes for the delay.

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