The Phils come into the Big Shea 3 games behind the Mets in second place, looking to sweep and move into a tie for first. The Amazin's (we hope) have other plans... Our first look at Phillie Phenom Cole Hamels awaits. Supposedly dominating stuff and the consensus is that he will dominate. Eventually. We will see Cuban defector Alay Soler either Wednesday or Thursday. Soler gives his age as 26 but they use different math in Cuba so he could be be as old as 29. This season between Single A St. Lucie and AA Binghamton, Soler has struck out 54 in 47.2 innings giving up 28 hits and walking 11. Starting Pitchers: Tuesday, 7:10pm Gavin Floyd 4-2, 5.71 (last 3: 2-0, 4.43, 16.1 IP) Floyd has faced the Mets three times in his short professional career, starting two of them. He owns a 2-0 record against them with a 5.40 ERA and eight strikeouts. Trachsel 2-4, 4.33 (last 3: 0-2, 3.71, 17.0 IP) Trachsel has struck out Bobby Abreu and Pat Burrell a combined 29 times in 107 at-bats. Wednesday, 7:10pm Cole Hamels, LHP (0-0, 3.18) (last 3: 0-0, 3.18, 11.1 IP) Phenom's control has been an issue in the early going, with nine walks in his first 11 1/3 innings, though he's struck out 10. Jeremi Gonzalez, RHP (0-0, 10.13) (last 3: 0-0, 10.13, 8.0 IP) Gonzalez got as far as facing one batter in the fourth inning in allowing six runs against the Yankees on Friday. Thursday 1:10 Jon Lieber, RHP (3-5, 5.81) (last 3: 2-1, 5.00 ,18.0 IP Lieber has not faced the Mets yet this season and is 5-5 with a 4.23 ERA in 17 appearances (13 starts) against the Mets in his career. Alay Soler, RHP (0-0, -.--) (last 3 in AA Binghamton: 1-0, 2.75, 19.2 IP) In no other season of their last 20 have the Mets used a ninth starting pitcher before their 65th game. Who's Hot: Bobby Abreu 10 for his last 22 Who's Not: Pat The Bat. 3 hits in his last 17 ABs X Factor: Cory Lidle / Billy Wagner / Endy Chavez / Julio Franco