Teheran (6-10) threw seven innings of one-run ball Tuesday against the Mets, allowing five hits and one walk while striking out one and earning the win.
Teheran pitched more to contact on Tuesday, striking out just one batter in a start for the first time all season. He's has been one of the league's unluckiest pitchers, entering the game with a 5-10 record despite a 3.18 ERA and 1.04 WHIP, so the five runs of support were more than he's used to. It was a nice bounce-back start for Teheran after giving up five runs his last time out against the Marlins. He'll look to go on his first winning streak of the year when he gets another crack at the Marlins on Sunday.