The Binghamton Mets defeated the Bowie Baysox tonight 2-1. Luis Castillo started at 2B and batted 2nd. He grounded back to the pitcher in his first AB and walked in his second. He was then removed from the game and went into the clubhouse. Between innings, I asked one of the players if Castillo was hurt (a natural assumption) and was told that he was called up. I don't know if that means NO for tomorrow (Binghamton has the day off) or the Mets. Only one ball went to him--a flair to his right which he missed after barely jumping. Dillon Gee was the star. In his 2nd start at AA, he went 6 innings, 1 ER, 3 H, 2 BB, 7 K, 3 GO-11 FO. His fastball reached 91, his slider low 80s, and he has a curve. We were impressed. He outpitched Bradley Bergensen who went into the game 15-3. He left after 6 (I guess that he was on a pitch count) and here's where something strange happened: the next 3 innings were pitched by only 2 relievers and they didn't allow any runs. Really! Elvys Quezada pitched 2 (1 hit) and looked strong. Tim Lavigne got the save even though he walked the lead-off hitter. The B-Mets runs were from HRs by Mike Carp and Caleb Stewart.