On Larry Dobrow's Fantasy Baseball article on CBS Sportsline, he urges Fantasy GMs to sell high now on Mets pitching staff…

“But Larry,” you mew weakly. “Tom Glavine and Pedro Martinez have given
me wins AND strikeouts in copious, delectable volumes! Billy Wagner has
notched a gaggle of saves! Duaner Sanchez and Aaron Heilman have totally
won holds for me!”

To this I respond: First, it's Mr. Dobrow to you. Second, the odds of
Glavine continuing to get an eight-foot-wide strike zone from the umps
are about as high as those of Pedro remaining hale and hearty once he
enters the triple-digits in innings pitched. Third, something's screwy
with one or more of the fingers on Wagner's left hand –- I can't put my
finger on it (pun semi-intended), but the guy just doesn't look right.

Fourth and most importantly, Sanchez and Heilman are on pace to throw
111 and 93 high-leverage innings, respectively. At this rate, come late
August they'll be meat, and thus enormously prone to torpedoing wins and
save opportunities alike. Given Willie Randolph's “unconventional”
approach towards monitoring pitcher usage, I say get out now while the
gettin's still good.