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If Jerry Manuel, the Mets’ interim manager, wants regular work days and more pitches from Mike Pelfrey, that’s fine with Pelfrey.

The Mets’ intention to use a four-man rotation instead of the usual five could amount to more work than expected for Mike Pelfrey.

Mike Pelfrey was outstanding in pitching his second straight complete game, and Carlos Delgado provided most of the offense with two three-run homers.

Mike Pelfrey did not allow a base runner in the seventh or eighth in what was his first complete game.

Starting pitcher Mike Pelfrey pitched seven shutout innings while giving up seven hits and enduring two notable conversations on the infield.

The Mets Manager said he would consider moving a starter like John Maine, Oliver Pérez or Mike Pelfrey to the bullpen in late innings.

The Marlins tagged Mike Pelfrey for seven hits and six runs while the Mets’ offense failed to handle Florida pitcher Josh Johnson for the second time in two weeks.

The Florida Marlins knocked out Mike Pelfrey after he pitched four innings, and went on to win, ending the Mets’ weeklong stay atop the National League East.

The Mets don’t want to put Mike Pelfrey at a potential risk for injury by increasing his workload too much, despite his recent pitching successes.

The Mets have won 14 of their past 17 games, including three straight, to vault into first in the division, and their lead grew to two games over the Phillies and the Marlins,