Teheran allowed two runs on four hits over six innings Friday. He walked two batters and hit another and did not factor into the decision.
Teheran had the Mets shut down completely until giving up a two-run homer to Curtis Granderson in the sixth inning. He's beginning to find a late-season groove, having allowed just four runs over 19 innings in his last three starts and lowering his ERA and WHIP on the season to 3.01 and 1.03, respectively. He'll square off against Jose Fernandez and the Marlins in his next start September 14.