Stephen Strasburg is still good, just in case you were wondering.
- Carlos Peguero is off to the start the Mariners have always expected from him, reports John Hickey for Baseball America, but keep him mind that he's 23-years-old and in Double-A, which is getting just old enough to take a grain of salt with his performance.
- Diamondbacks' pitcher Wes Roemer is heading to Triple-A, tweets Matt Eddy. And speaking of D-Backs-related tweets, Jarrod Parker, the team's top prospect despite Tommy John surgery, says he will throw off a mound on Monday for the first time since the operation. Isn't Twitter great?
- As Cody Overbeck is trying to prove to the Phillies, sometimes struggling is just a matter of being injured and not knowing it, says Lee Diekemper of MiLB.com.
- The Rangers' farm system is deep enough that Jamey Newberg of MLB.com found 10 non-fastball pitches worth talking about among their pitchers, and ranked them for us. It's worth noting that if one pitcher has the 2nd and 4th best off-speed pitches in a system this deep (as Martin Perez does on this list) and also throws in the high 90's, then he might be pretty darn good.
- Edgar Osuna has to be having the best season of any player who was offered back to his old team after the Rule V draft (Atlanta), but was turned down and was allowed to stay with his even worse team (KC). Not that that's a huge group.
- You probably thought it was over long ago, but just now is the Wagner Mateo saga is finally complete.
